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K-Pop concert in Seoul

เผยแพร่:   โดย: MGR Online

SEOUL, REPUBLIC OF KOREA: In a photo taken on August 4, 2015 South Korean K-pop group Hello Venus perform during a free K-Pop concert in Seoul. The concert, which was free for foreigners, was organised by the Korea Tourism Office in the wake of the country announcing an end to the recent MERS outbreak which took a heavy toll on the national economy, stifling consumer spending and devastating the tourist sector. Local businesses including shopping malls, restaurants and cinemas reported a sharp drop in sales as people shunned public venues with large crowds. AFP PHOTO
Hello Venus, Psy and Crayon performed in a free concert in Seoul to mark the end of the MERS outbreak.
SEOUL, REPUBLIC OF KOREA: In a photo taken on August 4, 2015 South Korean K-pop group Crayon Pop perform during a free K-Pop concert in Seoul. The concert, which was free for foreigners, was organised by the Korea Tourism Office in the wake of the country announcing an end to the recent MERS outbreak which took a heavy toll on the national economy, stifling consumer spending and devastating the tourist sector. Local businesses including shopping malls, restaurants and cinemas reported a sharp drop in sales as people shunned public venues with large crowds. AFP PHOTO
SEOUL, REPUBLIC OF KOREA: In a photo taken on August 4, 2015 South Korean K-pop group Nine Muses perform during a free K-Pop concert in Seoul. The concert, which was free for foreigners, was organised by the Korea Tourism Office in the wake of the country announcing an end to the recent MERS outbreak which took a heavy toll on the national economy, stifling consumer spending and devastating the tourist sector. Local businesses including shopping malls, restaurants and cinemas reported a sharp drop in sales as people shunned public venues with large crowds. AFP PHOTO
SEOUL, REPUBLIC OF KOREA: In a photo taken on August 4, 2015 South Korean K-pop star Psy performs during a free K-Pop concert in Seoul. The concert, which was free for foreigners, was organised by the Korea Tourism Office in the wake of the country announcing an end to the recent MERS outbreak which took a heavy toll on the national economy, stifling consumer spending and devastating the tourist sector. Local businesses including shopping malls, restaurants and cinemas reported a sharp drop in sales as people shunned public venues with large crowds. AFP PHOTO
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