BTS Seoul Concert: 2.6 Lakh Fans Expected, Massive Safety Plan Unveiled

• BTS's free concert in Seoul anticipates 260,000 attendees, making it one of the largest public events since the 2002 FIFA World Cup.
• South Korean authorities will deploy 4,800 police and 3,400 city officials, with affiliated organizations managing crowd control and emergency response.
• Interior Minister Yun Ho-jung emphasizes a 'safety-first' strategy, including structural inspections, real-time joint command, and post-event cleanup.
• 894 public restrooms, multilingual guides, and medical stations are secured; overnight camping is allowed, but large tents are prohibited.
• BTS's comeback album 'Arirang' releases March 20, followed by a livestream on March 21, available on Netflix India; marks group return after 'Proof'.