South Korea on guard against possible ‘terror’ acts at BTS concert
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South Korea is increasing security measures for the upcoming free BTS concert in Seoul on Saturday, March 21, due to concerns about potential safety issues, including possible acts of terror. President Lee Jae Myung emphasized the need for heightened security during a cabinet meeting. The concert, marking the release of BTS's first new album in three years, is expected to draw up to 260,000 people to the area between Gwanghwamun Square and City Hall. While 22,000 free ticket holders will attend, the area will be open to the public. Authorities plan to deploy approximately 4,800 police officers and 3,400 officials to manage the large crowd, provide emergency response, and implement anti-terrorism measures for the event, which will be streamed live on Netflix to 190 countries.
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