MONO has a dangerous incident, 1 artist is forced to leave Brave Soldier?

Episode 3 of "Brave Soldiers" aired with harsh challenges. Notably, two members, MONO and Phan Manh Quynh, encountered dangerous situations that left their teammates pale.

Accordingly, MONO and Phan Manh Quynh had an accident due to smoke inhalation while performing their duties. This made fans worried about the safety of the show. The crew had to speak up to address this issue.

It is known that Mono and Phan Manh Quynh suffocated from smoke because they did not follow the instructions given by the police officers. MONO was wearing a mask but forgot to press the button to ventilate with the oxygen tank, Phan Manh Quynh wore a mask but it was not tight enough so smoke entered when he breathed.

When witnessing his teammates' situation, Tien Luat and the artists couldn't help but feel shocked.

Regarding the remaining artists, when all the victims were brought out, the soldiers continued their mission of rescuing people's property, facing the still raging fire.

At the end of the summary of the mission, Lieutenant Colonel Chau acknowledged and highly appreciated the spirit and work results of the soldiers when they had successfully completed the assigned tasks. However, he also frankly pointed out the remaining limitations and shortcomings, and strictly reminded the entire unit to learn from their experiences.

In response to questions about the safety of the artists when facing challenges, general director Mai Tham affirmed that this is a priority during the filming process. In addition, the crew also arranged ambulances and doctors on standby to be ready to support. "During the production of the program, the artists will certainly face dangerous situations. However, they will never face danger alone. There will always be real soldiers accompanying them," she said.

According to the director, the crew conducted a thorough casting. In addition, the producer also considered the challenges to ensure both authenticity and absolute safety for the artists. Mai Tham affirmed that if the artists followed the commander's instructions correctly, the risks would be almost "zero".

The program director also said that the artists filming Brave Soldiers all have health insurance when participating in the program.

Director Mai Tham revealed that another member of the main cast of Brave Soldiers had suffered a serious injury outside of the program and could not continue filming. Although the male artist still earnestly wanted to treat his temporary injury to join the unit with his comrades, "unfortunately this was not accepted. Because we have to ensure the health of the artists in the next stages, stages where the artists have to work at a much more stressful frequency."

Le Duong Bao Lam also humorously shared: "Wherever I go, whatever I do, I must have a wig, it's like my guardian angel. Without a wig, I immediately feel unlucky. As you can see, the times I get scolded and asked to 'be serious, Comrade Lam' are all times I don't wear a wig."

Based on true stories and documents from the Ministry of Public Security, the program Brave Soldiers vividly recreates the "breathing rhythm" of a people's police officer, from intense training hours to moments of facing danger in real combat.

Under the guidance of experienced commanders from elite units, 12 famous male artists from various fields will transform into people's police officers, experiencing the real roles of two typical forces: fire prevention and fighting, rescue and mobile police forces. They not only train physically but also hone their will, reach their limits, and learn more about the dangers that soldiers face to protect the peaceful lives of the people.

Through the episodes, the 12 artists take turns facing harsh challenges: from intensive physical training, learning how to use modern equipment, to participating in stressful "hot" missions such as rescuing hostages or capturing criminals.

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