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6 Hospitalized for Heat-Related Illness at Stray Kids Concert at Nats Park

WASHINGTON, DC, JUN 24 – Five people were hospitalized for heat-related illnesses after the concert ended early due to extreme temperatures and inadequate venue water provisions, prompting intervention by Stray Kids members.

  • On July 23, 2024, K-pop group Stray Kids performed at Nationals Park in Washington, DC, during their dominATE world tour.
  • Extreme heat reaching about 100 degrees, combined with large crowds and inadequate water provision, triggered multiple heat-related illnesses among attendees.
  • The concert paused to assist fainted fans, and band members handed out water before the show ended early to protect performers and audience safety.
  • Six people required hospital treatment for heat sickness, with D.C. Fire and EMS responding before and after the concert and the Mass Casualty Task Force called at 11 p.m.
  • This incident highlights challenges in managing heat risks at large events and drew criticism of venue staff and stylists for inadequate preparation despite advance knowledge.
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South Korea's super popular boy band StrayKids has once again broken its own sales record with its new mini-album "Hollow" released in Japan, which sold over 730,000 copies in the first week, demonstrating its amazing overseas influence.

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