Biden continues to be on an exceptionally high alert for the inauguration of the next president

In the United States, there is information that an armed group will hold a protest demonstration toward the 20th when the inauguration ceremony of President-elect Biden will be held, but caution is being strengthened, and in the capital Washington, an iron fence is put up in the town There is an unusually high alert system that is circulated and a checkpoint is created.

In the United States, the inauguration ceremony of President-elect Biden will be held in Washington, DC on the 20th of this month, but caution has been strengthened following the invasion of supporters of President Trump into Congress.

The FBI has warned that there is a risk of protests by armed groups in 50 states and the capital Washington before the inauguration, and in the capital Washington, cars have already entered the center. It is restricted and the subway stations are closed.

In addition, iron fences over 2 meters high are stretched around the city, and checkpoints are also built to carry out baggage inspection using metal detectors.

By the day of the inauguration, the number of National Guards mobilized from each state is expected to reach up to 25,000, and an exceptionally high alert is in place.

A 56-year-old man who has been working in the capital, Washington for over 20 years, said, "I'm very sad to have to do this because every part of the city is blocked. I hope the inauguration will end in peace." I was talking.

Biden administration "prepare for everything"

Mr. Bedingfield, who will be appointed as the White House Communications Director under the Biden administration, said in an interview on ABC TV on the 17th that the inauguration ceremony on the 20th, which is on an unusual alert due to information on armed protest demonstrations, said, "The world Will show the resilience of American democracy. The next president, Biden, will put his hand on the Bible in front of the Capitol on the 20th. " He said he would take an inauguration at the venue.

In addition, Mr. Bedingfield said, "Since tomorrow, we will hold daily meetings with security and law enforcement agencies to prepare for any situation that may occur after noon on January 20," in preparation for the unforeseen situation on the day of the inauguration. He emphasized that he was preparing.