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Blackpink to take the stage as planned in Vietnam's Hanoi

25 Jul 2023 10:51pm
Blackpink is expected to attract an impressive 67,000 concertgoers for the two scheduled shows - FILE PIX
Blackpink is expected to attract an impressive 67,000 concertgoers for the two scheduled shows - FILE PIX
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HANOI - "Blackpink World Tour 2023”, a show featuring the South Korean girl group phenomenon will go ahead as planned in Hanoi's My Dinh stadium for two nights on July 29 and 30.

Blackpink is expected to attract an impressive 67,000 concertgoers for the two scheduled shows, Vietnam News Agency (VNA) quoted an announcement by Hanoi People’s Committee on Tuesday.

According to the announcement, the committee assigned departments and agencies, with the City Police and the Capital High Command to develop a plan to ensure safety and security during the show.

The Department of Health was asked to develop a health plan, particularly relating to disease prevention and control.

The committee asked relevant units to strengthen communications for international cultural events, promote the image of Vietnam as a friendly and hospitable destination that is suitable for hosting political, cultural, sports, and international events.

In addition, the committee called on units to provide information on necessary regulations and guidelines for the show’s audiences. - BERNAMA

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