Netflix has been hit by a fresh wave of claims that the conditions during filming for its real-life Squid Game has been ‘inhumane.’
when following reports that contestants required medical attention due to filming in very cold temperatures.is a spin-off of the blockbuster Korean drama and, similarly, puts 456 contestants through their paces with a variety of challenges.
However, several anonymous contestants have come forward and blasted the reality show, with one branding the conditions ‘absolutely inhumane’ over cold temperatures. This was all filmed in cold temperatures which resulted in players ‘buckling’ and medics repeatedly called, a contestant claimed, adding: ‘People were dropping like flies.’
‘It’s not like we signed up for Survivor or Naked and Afraid. The conditions were absolutely inhumane and had nothing to do with the game,’ they added.
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