BigBang Singapore concert haze advisory issued
The K-pop group BigBang is performing sold-out shows this weekend at the National Stadium. Because of worsening haze and rising PM2.5 readings, event organisers AEG Presents Asia issued a health advisory to protect attendees.
What happened
- 12 Oct
BigBang performs three concerts for 120,000 fans at the Taipei Dome [3].
- 15 Oct
AEG Presents Asia releases a haze advisory for fans attending the Singapore shows [1].
What you need to know
Fans are encouraged to wear masks, stay hydrated, and bring personal medication [1].
Only non-glass and non-steel water bottles are permitted inside the venue [1].
Attendees should check air quality updates and limit their time outdoors [1].
The National Stadium will cancel all activities if the 24-hour PSI exceeds 300 [1].
It is not confirmed if the haze will reach levels high enough to trigger the suspension of the concerts.
Background
BigBang is visiting Singapore on October 17 and 18 as part of their XX: Cosmos world tour, which marks the group's 20th anniversary [2]. The current lineup consists of three members: G-Dragon, Taeyang, and Daesung [2].
This marks the group's first Singapore performance since 2016 [2]. To celebrate the visit, the city is hosting related events, including light shows at Marina Bay Sands and a pop-up store at Kallang Wave Mall [1].
Questions people ask
What happens if the haze becomes too severe?
According to the haze management policy, all indoor and outdoor activities will be stopped if the 24-hour PSI reading goes over 300 [1].
What items are banned from the venue?
Water bottles made of steel or glass are not allowed [1].
Where this came from
[1] cnalifestyle.channelnewsasia.com
BigBang concert organisers issue haze advisory ahead of weekend shows in Singapore
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[2] straitstimes.com
Still Fantastic: A decade later, Singapore fans gear up for BigBang’s comeback concerts
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[3] focustaiwan.tw
BigBang draws 120,000 fans to three Taipei Dome concerts
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