CNBLUE praised for quick response to emergency patient outbreak during university festival performance

The band CNBLUE has attracted attention for their quick response to an emergency situation. On the 26th, CNBLUE performed at the Kyung Hee University Seoul campus' university festival.
During the performance, an emergency patient was reported in the standing area. Jung Yong Hwa noticed this and immediately stopped the performance. He asked the people in the standing area to make way for them.
The patient was taken away by ambulance, and Yong Hwa himself rode in the ambulance to monitor the patient's condition. After that, he held a fan communication platform with the fans.
Looking back on the situation at the time, he said, "Rather than being surprised, we went there by ambulance to check on the student's health because that was important. Fortunately, I heard that (the patient) was okay and was able to return home."
Fans praised CNBLUE for their response to the crisis. They said, "They are true professionals for stopping the performance as soon as they found an emergency patient in the standing area," and "Bang Bang has been around for 14 years since their debut.
"That's a very Do-like thing to do. He's so cool," "His humanity and love for humanity stand out more than his resume," and other comments were given in positive responses.
CNBLUE debuted in 2010. This year marks the 14th anniversary of their debut.
"I'm a loner", "I'm Sorry", "Then, Now and Forever", "Can't
CNBLUE was loved for many hit songs such as "Stop".
The solo concert at Piccadilly Park ended with great success. In October, the group will make a comeback with a new album after three years. They were praised for handling the crisis situation professionally.
The progress of CNBLUE has been attracting attention.