Son Ye Jin, the actress "Landing at you", donated 100 million won to her hometown Daegu - the center of Covid-19 in Korea. Acco...
Son Ye Jin, the actress "Landing at you", donated 100 million won to her hometown Daegu - the center of Covid-19 in Korea.
According to Naver, the money was sent to the charitable organization in Daegu on February 26, to help low-income people prevent and treat nCoV disease.
She said: "Daegu is the place where I was born and raised - That's where my parents live - For me, this is a very special place - I feel heartbreaking when reading information about the epidemic situation in my hometown ".
Actress Son Ye Jin feverishly starred in the movie "Landing at You," starring in the movie Hyun Bin. In addition to Ye Jin, many famous Korean beauties were born in Daegu, including Song Hye Kyo, Irene, Nancy ... Photos: tvN.
Daegu is the fourth largest city in Korea with 2.4 million people. On February 27, officials announced an additional 334 cases of corona virus nationwide, including 307 patients in Daegu. The total number of infections in the country is now 1595. The number of alerted cases has increased in the coming days, after health authorities tested more than 210000 Tan Thien Dia sect members in Daegu.
Not only Son Ye Jin, many Korean stars donated money and medical supplies to the areas seriously affected by the virus. MC Yoo Jae Suk, Shin Min Ah, Lee Byung Hun, Park Seo Joon, Kim Go Eun ... donated 100 million won. Kim Woo Bin - an actor who recently won cancer - also donated 100 million won to charities to buy masks, hand sanitizers ... for the needy.
An outbreak of diseases has caused a scarcity of masks in Korea, many people wait in long lines but cannot buy masks. Many people take advantage of the opportunity to raise this item's price. Yesterday, actress Jin Se Yeon posted a screenshot of a person selling masks on the Internet for 114,000 won for 50 three-layer medical masks. Jin Se Yeon called profiteers speculation "trash". The actress called on the government to handle aggressively speculative acts in the period of stressful disease outbreak.
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