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An accident at a K-pop group Super Junior concert sparked concern after several fans fell from the stands, while member Ryeowook drew praise for staying with injured concert attendees. The incident occurred on April 5, the final day of the group’s three-day encore concert for its 20th anniversary tour “Super Show 10,” held at the KSPO Dome in Seoul’s Olympic Park. According to reports, the accident happened toward the end of the show, when band members moved closer to the audience. As Ryeowook approached the stands and reached out, a temporary safety fence collapsed, causing three fans to fall. Footage and eyewitness accounts captured the moment, with Ryeowook seen clutching his head in shock. Fans at the venue said Ryeowook quickly called for safety staff and later accompanied the injured fans to the hospital. One of the fans involved shared an update on social media, saying, “Thank you to everyone who was concerned. Thankfully, X-rays and CT scans showed no serious injuries.” The fan added, “Only two guardians were allowed into the examination room, so I thought the members

Three spectators were injured after a safety fence collapsed during a Super Junior concert in Seoul on Sunday, prompting an apology from SM Entertainment, the group's agency. The accident occurred during the last of three Seoul concerts held by the K-pop group at the KSPO Dome when member Ryeowook approached the audience while performing an encore song, according to the agency. Fans surged forward, causing the fence in the seating area to give way. The concert was part of the group's "Super Show 10" world tour to mark its 20th anniversary since debut. SM Entertainment said the injured fans were immediately taken to hospital and treated for sprains and bruises, with doctors recommending two weeks of rest. "We deeply apologize to those affected and their families," the company said in a statement. "As the organizer, we take full responsibility and will ensure thorough safety checks to prevent similar accidents in the future."

Three spectators were injured after a safety fence collapsed during a Super Junior concert in Seoul on Sunday, prompting an apology from SM Entertainment, the group's agency. The accident occurred during the last of three Seoul concerts held by the K-pop group at the KSPO Dome when member Ryeowook approached the audience while performing an encore song, according to the agency. Fans surged forward, causing the fence in the seating area to give way. The concert was part of the group's "Super Show 10" world tour to mark its 20th anniversary since debut. SM Entertainment said the injured fans were immediately taken to hospital and treated for sprains and bruises, with doctors recommending two weeks of rest. "We deeply apologize to those affected and their families," the company said in a statement. "As the organizer, we take full responsibility and will ensure thorough safety checks to prevent similar accidents in the future."

Three spectators were injured after a safety fence collapsed during a Super Junior concert in Seoul on Sunday, prompting an apology from SM Entertainment, the group's agency. The accident occurred during the last of three Seoul concerts held by the K-pop group at the KSPO Dome when member Ryeowook approached the audience while performing an encore song, according to the agency. Fans surged forward, causing the fence in the seating area to give way. The concert was part of the group's "Super Show

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