It is a real-time e-news that looks at the news that has become a hot topic on the Internet overnight.
There was a news about a driver who abandoned a supercar worth hundreds of millions of won after colliding with a motorcycle and ran away, but I have seen many articles that the driver's identity has been revealed.
At an intersection in Samseong-dong, Gangnam-gu, on the morning of the 7th, a white supercar turning left collided with a motorcycle running from the opposite road.
A motorcycle driver in his 20s was seriously injured in the accident, but the supercar driver left the car on the nearby roadside without any relief measures and disappeared. The vehicle the driver abandoned was a Lamborghini sports car worth 600 million won.
As the police traced the cell phone number posted on the vehicle dashboard, the driver was identified as a male in his 40s, a member of a supercar club.
Mr. A is known to have appeared on several TV specials in the past as a representative of a maintenance company specializing in imported cars. The police checked the on-site CCTV and vehicle black box to investigate the exact cause of the accident, while investigating whether Mr. A was drinking or taking drugs. are going to do
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was also a lot of interest in the article about the national short track speed skater Shim Suk-hee, who was accused of deliberately collided with a teammate during the Pyeongchang Olympics.
Last week, an entertainment media released a part of a personal messenger conversation that included Sim Seok-hee's gossip about the national team coach and teammates during the Pyeongchang Olympics.
According to the report, before the 1,000m final, the two had several conversations about gossip about their colleague Choi Min-jeong and 'Let's make Bradbury' several times. An Australian athlete who won 5th place out of 5 last year when all leading runners fell in a chain crash.
However, in the 1,000m final, Shim Suk-hee and Choi Min-jung actually collided and fell, raising suspicions that Shim Suk-hee planned an intentional collision with the coach.
In response, Shim Suk-hee said, "I apologize for disappointment and hurt due to my immature attitude and words," but denied that the article mentioning Bradbury as if he had intentionally fell during the Olympic Games was not true at all.
The Korea Skating Federation plans to set up an investigation committee to investigate the facts.
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I've seen a lot of articles stating that some unscrupulous anglers made holes in the seashore of Geomundo, a marine national park.
As a result of an ecological survey by the National Parks Group, this area, located on Mugunamu Island, north of Geomundo, Yeosu, has been severely damaged by lead pits thrown away by anglers, so access to nine areas including this site has been banned for over a year.
Violation after a one-month probation period will result in a fine of up to 500,000 won.
However, there are still fishermen who came in on fishing boats at the site.
There is a hole for fixing the fishing rod in the seashore where they stayed, and the waste lead is scattered around.
Garbage thrown away by anglers, fishing line, and cigarette butts are also lying in the crevice of the rock next to it.
The article said that it will take a considerable amount of time for the damaged island to recover its shape, with about 500 waste lead lumps collected from the Geomundo area for one night and two days.