SAD: Dozens suffers cardiac arrest in Halloween crowds in South Korea

Cardiac arrest in South Korea

Dozens of people in South Korea suffered cardiac arrest during the Halloween festival. The source of the cardiac arrest is unknown.

Dozens of individuals are said to be in cardiac arrest at a popular nightclub in Seoul, South Korea’s capital.

President Yoon Suk-Yeol sent a disaster relief team to Itaewon in the Yongsan-gu area.

According to the fire department, there were 81 complaints of “shortness of breath” amid claims of a crowd.

According to reports, 100,000 people attended the area’s first outdoor no-mask Halloween celebration since the outbreak.

Cardiac arrest in South Korea

A number of victims are seen on video being treated on the street by emergency personnel while surrounded by enormous crowds.

Seoul’s streets were packed with people enjoying Halloween.

Earlier in the evening, several individuals commented on social media that the Itaewon neighborhood was so packed that they felt dangerous.