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Taeyang mentioned a smoke fog from the Indonesian fire at a BGBANG concert in Singapore.

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BANGANG finished two days of concert on 17 and 18 October at National Stadium. That concert went on while Singapore was covered in smoke from Indonesian forest fires.

The smoke fog not only became a promoter's concern, the BLUE members were able to make a sound about the situation. Taeyang mentioned it on stage.

This complete-name musician Dong Young-bae was worried that the smog might affect a concert that was called a potentially cancel.

"And today, I was a little worried not to be able to see your faces because of the smoke fog," said Taeyang who received the fans' laughter.

"But guess what? It turns out I can see all of your faces clearly from here," The crowd is having a great cheer.

"Even though the weather in Singapore is hot, it's very hot, but I want you to make this place hotter than the weather here."

Smoke caused unimproved forest fires in Indonesia in Singapore to promote the BIGBANG concert several times making announcements and reminders during the event.

Until one day before the concert, the promoter took an emergency step by making sure to share the mask with the entire concert audience, the availability of drinking water on the venue, until the medicine for first aid.

On the first day of the BGBANG concert (17 October), the 24-hour Pollutan Standard Index was in an unhealthy range, with a number ranging between 130 in northern Singapore to 199 in the western region.

According to the National Environment (NEA), the smog in Kalimantan continues to move towards Singapore due to the effects of wind from the southeast, while smoke is also being monitored over Sumatra.

In terms of conditions on October 18th, the body stated in the update of the smoke situation on Saturday night that the 24-hour PSI forecast is at 150 to 220 - which is in the category of unhealthy to extremely unhealthy.

Source: CNN Indonesia ›

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