K-Pop Events Postponed Following Flight Crash
K-Pop Events Postponed Following Flight Crash

K-Pop Events Postponed Following Flight Crash

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Following the tragic crash of Jeju Air Flight 2216 at Muan International Airport, which resulted in 179 fatalities, South Korea has entered a seven-day national mourning period. In response, numerous K-pop artists and entertainment companies have postponed or canceled promotional activities and events to honor the victims. Notable groups such as SEVENTEEN, IVE, and BLACKPINK have publicly expressed their condolences and adjusted their schedules accordingly. The '2024 MBC Music Festival' has also been transformed from a live event to a pre-recorded broadcast, reflecting the national sentiment during this time of grief. The crash occurred on December 29, with the plane attempting a belly landing after a potential bird strike, leading to a devastating loss of life. The entertainment industry stands united in mourning, with many artists sharing tributes on social media.

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