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long line of garlands supporting Prosecutor General Yoon Seok-yeol are lined up along the street around the main gate of the Seoul Supreme Prosecutors' Office.

Seocho-gu Office notified the conservative group that it would be forcibly demolished if about 300 garlands were not removed, but citizens disagree about this.



This is Jung Joon-ho.



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"I always support you."

"President Yoon, do your best."

Each garland lined up has words in support of Prosecutor General Yoon Seok-yeol.



Since the 19th, when Yoon was excluded from conducting the Lime investigation, the wreath, which began to increase one by one, has formed a long procession.




There are more than 300 wreaths placed on both sides of the main gate of the Supreme Prosecutors' Office, about 260m, and across the street.



It was also a hot topic at the



National Audit House

, but

[Kim Do-eup/National Power Councilman (last 22nd): (Hwahwani) there are about 150. What do you think?]



[Suk-yeol Yoon/Prosecutor General (Last 22nd): Anyway, I will do my best to do what I need to do again.]



Seocho-gu compensates for the removal of everything because it interferes with the maintenance of aesthetics and morals I ordered the group.



Citizens' reactions diverged when they even suggested the policy of forced demolition.



It is only an expression of support, but there are opinions that the demolition is too much,



[Bae Young-du/Seongnam, Gyeonggi-do: There is a traffic jam, some blah blah, legal problem, and so on, it should be demolished. It's okay for some people to cheer like this.] Some



people agree with the demolition, saying that it is not right to leave personal garlands on the street.



[Sara Lee / Seocho-dong, Seoul: It is a road and street that people use publicly, but I think it would be better to demolish it. The aesthetics are also the same.] The



deadline for voluntary demolition suggested by Seocho-gu is until today (28th), but the conservative group will be demolished on next Monday, so I am asking for a few more days.



(Video coverage: Choi Woong Choi, video editing: Sun-tak Kim, VJ: Hyung-jin Kim)