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In a heartfelt gesture of support, globally renowned K-pop girl group TWICE has donated 1 million Hong Kong dollars (approximately 188 million KRW) to aid the victims of the recent devastating Hong Kong fire. The announcement was made by their agency, JYP Entertainment, on December 4, 2025, confirming the donation was made through Hong Kong World Vision to provide critical relief.
Responding to a National Tragedy
The donation comes in response to a large-scale fire that broke out at the Wang Fuk Court apartment complex in Tai Po, Hong Kong, on November 26, 2025. The incident resulted in at least 159 fatalities, marking it as Hong Kong’s most severe disaster since a warehouse fire in 1948. The news of the tragedy sent shockwaves across the region, prompting an outpouring of support.
Details of the TWICE Donation
JYP Entertainment stated that the funds from the TWICE donation are designated for comprehensive emergency relief efforts. The contribution will be used to provide temporary housing, psychological therapy, educational support, and livelihood assistance for the affected children and residents. This K-pop charity initiative aims to offer tangible help to families who have lost their homes and loved ones in the Hong Kong fire.
Concerts to Proceed with Condolences
TWICE is scheduled to perform in Hong Kong on December 6 and December 7, 2025, at the Kai Tak Stadium. This historic performance will make them the first K-pop girl group to hold a concert at the venue. Despite the tragic circumstances, the group has decided to proceed with their concerts while expressing a deep sense of mourning for the victims. The decision reflects their commitment to their fans while honoring the gravity of the situation. The group’s actions underscore the growing social responsibility that often accompanies the global impact of Hallyu. JYP Entertainment conveyed that TWICE extends its deepest condolences and hopes for a swift recovery for the community.
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