Huge earthquakes - with magnitudes of 7.8 and 7.5 - struck southern Turkey and northern Syria, claiming thousands of lives. Korean celebrities extended their hands to support the victims.
According to sources, actress Kim Hae Soo of “Juvenile Justice” donated 100 million won.
Lee Ki-chul, Secretary-General of UNICEF Korea, announced on February 10 that actress Kim Hye-soo, who serves as a goodwill ambassador for the Korea Committee for UNICEF, donated 100 million won by participating in the “Emergency Relief for Child Victims.” Earthquakes in Turkey and Syria.
According to the actress's will, this fund will be used for purposes such as nutrition, water, sanitation, education, and protection of children affected by earthquakes in Turkey and Syria.
Actor Park Seo Joon also contributed 100 million won to help victims of Turkey and Syria. The actor also provided assistance during the 2015 Nepal earthquake by participating in emergency relief drives. UNICEF Korea Secretary-General said, “I am extremely grateful to Park Seo Joon for his continued support of children around the world when they are in crisis. In accordance with Park Seo Joon’s will, the funds will be used for emergency relief.” Children in Turkey and Syria.”
South Korean singer Chung Ha also donated 20 million won under her official fan club name "Byulharang," according to the Korean Red Cross Humanitarian Organization.
South Korean singer Seo Eun Kwang donated 10 million won to the Children's Foundation, a social welfare organization.
After his world tour in Asia, Europe and South America. GOT7's Jay B donated 60 million to support children from all over the world. According to the Green Umbrella Children's Foundation, the funds will be used primarily for the Syria Earthquake Emergency Relief Project.
Jay B commented, "After completing the world tour, I decided to donate to Passing Love to Children All Over the World in exchange for the fans' warm attention and love they felt during Jay B's world tour."
In particular, regarding the loss of life caused by the earthquakes that struck Turkey and Syria, he said: "I hope that the children who were physically and mentally injured can recover as quickly as possible and return to their normal daily lives."
MC Mong also donated 100 million won to the Hope Bridge National Disaster Relief Association to repair the damage caused by the earthquake in Syria and Turkey.
We extend our deepest condolences and sympathy to the victims of this natural disaster, their families and friends.
