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BTS ARMY Medical Union⁷ @armymedunion.bsky.social · 18/02/2025

1. Stay safe in crowds ARMY, your safety is priority! In a crowd crush situation: stay calm, remain upright, & control your breathing. Keep your arms at chest level & move toward open spaces. Go with the flow unless near a barrier, then move AWAY. Let’s keep each other safe while we shine for Hobi!

The image has a red and black background featuring a silhouette of a J-hope on stage. The title reads: "
STAYING SAFE IN CROWDS
Keep your eyes open: Move to where the crowd thins out.
Leave while you can:Leave a congested area as soon as you feel uncomfortable.
Remain upright: Stay on your feet.
Control your breathing: Avoid screaming unless you have to, and control your breathing.
Keep your arms at chest level: Fold your arms in front of you like a boxer to protect your ribcage and keep a few centimeters of space around your ribs and lungs so you can breathe.
Go with the flow:Let yourself be carried by the flow while always retaining your balance.
Don’t panic.
Help each other.
Move away from barriers: If possible, move away from any walls, pillars, and fences. Do NOT go with the flow, if you’re next to a wall, fence, or other solid object.
Understand the signs of density:
No physical contact: All is well.
Accidental bumps with 1-2 people: Move away from the congested area.
Unable to move hands freely: The crowd is too dense.
Have a pre-planned meet-up should you become separated.
At the bottom, there’s a URL: https://theconversation.com/ten-tips-for-surviving-a-crowd-crush-112169.

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BTS ARMY Medical Union⁷ @armymedunion.bsky.social · 18/02/2025

2. Earplugs We know the cheering will be intense at #HOPE_ON_THE_STAGE_TOUR! 🎶💜 #BAMUHCP & #BAMUNursing recommends wearing earplugs to protect your hearing. Prolonged exposure to loud music can cause hearing loss. Protect your ears while enjoying the show! 🎧✨

A striking red and black poster explaining the risks of music-induced hearing loss.

The left side lists possible effects, such as hearing loss, sound distortion, tinnitus, hyperacusis (decreased sound tolerance), and diplacusis (distortion of pitch). It warns that noise-induced hearing loss happens gradually and painlessly.
The right side compares daily sound exposure to daily salt intake, stating, “The higher the volume & length of time increases risk.” A graphic shows volume and time leading to ear damage.
The lower portion emphasizes "EAR PLUGS" in large, distressed red text with an icon of earplugs.

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BTS ARMY Medical Union⁷ @armymedunion.bsky.social · 18/02/2025

Did you know? 🤔💥 Concerts can hit ~100dB, and just 2 hours puts you at 800% of your daily noise limit! 😱🎶 Protect your ears. Wearing hearing protection can cut that risk to just 8%. Stay safe & enjoy Hobi’s show without the ringing! 🎧💜

A striking red and black poster focuses on hearing protection and the risks of prolonged exposure to loud sounds. The design includes graphics of attending a concert for 2 hours at 100db causing 800% hearing of daily noise limit but wearing ear protection drops it to7.9%.

Text reads:
Repeated exposure to sound 85 dB/louder (the sound of a window AC unit) for 8 hours/more a day can cause premature & permanent hearing loss.
Hearing protection can allow you to still enjoy the festival & hear Hobi's beautiful voice while protecting your hearing

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