Actress Kong Hyo Jin mourns Hong Kong fire disaster: ”Promoting with a smile is a complicated experience”

Actress Kong Hyo Jin expressed her condolences for the Hong Kong fire disaster. On the 29th, Kong Hyo Jin wrote on her SNS, "I have mixed feelings about promoting my work with a smile. In Hong Kong, which everyone loves, I feel so sorry for the people who have died.
"A very sad event has also occurred. I would like to express my condolences from afar," he said. Kong Hyo Jin is currently promoting the film "The People Upstairs." The film will premiere on December 3rd.
The film will be released in 2019, and director Ha Jung-Woo, actors Kim Dong-Woo and Lee Han-I are also busy with promotional schedules.
The sad incident in Hong Kong that Kong Hyo Jin mentioned was on the 26th in Tai Po, northern Hong Kong.
The fire occurred at a 32-story apartment complex in the city of Minamisoma. The death toll from the accident has reached 128, with 79 injured and approximately 200 people still missing.
Hong Kong authorities have declared three days of official mourning from the 29th. According to Hong Kong media outlets such as the South China Morning Post (SCMP), a 3-day mourning period was held in Tai Po, northern Hong Kong.
Authorities made this announcement regarding the fire, which raged for 43 hours in seven buildings of the two-story apartment complex Wan Fuk Court.
During the mourning period, the five-star red flag of China and the flag of Hong Kong will be raised at government offices, and various commemorative events, including performances hosted or sponsored by the government, will be postponed.
The project will be postponed or canceled.