Red Velvet's SEULGI donates 100 million won to forest fire victims

Seulgi of the girl group Red Velvet has donated 100 million won (approximately 10 million yen) to help with forest fire recovery efforts.
On the 27th, the Korean Red Cross announced that the girl group, who are active as representative cultural artists of Korea,
Seulgi, a member of the group Red Velvet, announced that she has donated 100 million won to victims of the forest fires.
"I felt deep sadness at the situation of the many victims who are suffering," he said, adding, "I decided to make a donation in the hope that it will be of some use, even if it is just a small gesture of sincerity."
The forest fire began on the 21st in the Sancheong area of Gyeongsangnam-do and spread to Gyeongbuk-do.
The outbreak occurred in areas such as Gyeongbuk and Ulsan, and spread rapidly due to strong winds and dry weather. Meanwhile, SEULGI released their second mini album, "Accidentally
They have released the album "On Purpose" and are currently active.