[Photo] Idol Group 'BTOB 4U' Donates 50,000 Masks to Seongdong-gu

Seongdong-gu Joins Support for Essential Workers, Leading Sharing Activities Alongside New Song Release

[Asia Economy Reporter Park Jong-il] Seongdong-gu (Mayor Jung Won-oh) announced that BTOB unit group 'BTOB 4U,' an idol group actively promoting their new song 'Show Your Love,' has donated 50,000 masks for essential workers.

On the 23rd, a mask donation ceremony was held at the 7th-floor strategy meeting room of Seongdong-gu Office, attended by Mayor Jung Won-oh and BTOB 4U.

BTOB 4U, belonging to Cube Entertainment, an entertainment company in the region, made the mask donation as part of their sharing practice to overcome the prolonged COVID-19 pandemic, supporting essential workers who risk their safety to work during this disaster situation.

Seungkwang Seo, leader of BTOB 4U, said, "I live in Seongdong-gu, and recently I received five masks along with a message of support at my home, which was an unexpected great emotional gift." He added, "Wanting to share that emotion, I joined Seongdong-gu in this meaningful sharing, and I hope this difficult COVID-19 situation ends as soon as possible."

The district plans to distribute the masks delivered on this day to about 6,200 essential workers in December. Additionally, they will continue to provide support for essential workers, including second-phase quarantine supplies, flu vaccines, COVID-19 testing support, and psychological support services.

Seongdong-gu signed a business agreement with Cube Entertainment in June for mutual development in the region and is carrying out various cooperative projects such as the 'Artificial Moon Project' to comfort the exhausted residents and producing urban regeneration promotional videos.

Mayor Jung Won-oh of Seongdong-gu said, "Many people's hearts have come together to overcome COVID-19, creating great strength." He expressed gratitude to BTOB 4U for their participation and stated, "Seongdong-gu will continue to provide unwavering support and encouragement for essential workers who serve as the hands and feet of the residents on the front lines of COVID-19."

This content was produced with the assistance of AI translation services.