``It's a matter of intelligence'' A man in his 20s lights up a cigarette while refueling... If he tries to stop him, he insults him = South Korea

It has been revealed that a man in his 20s was engaging in dangerous behavior such as lighting a cigarette while refueling at a self-service gas station in Cheonan, Chungcheongnam-do.
Ta. According to JTBC's ``Incident Unit Leader,'' on the 5th, a man in his 20s visited a gas station in Cheonan on the 31st of last month, and while refueling, he put a cigarette in his mouth and lit it with a lighter.
The video also shows the man holding a cigarette in one hand and repeatedly touching the gas station. The president of the gas station was surprised to see this man's behavior and ran away.
They tried to stop the man, saying things like ``What are you doing?'' and ``Get away from this place and smoke. Put out your cigarette.'' However, he moved away from the refueling machine. men are bugs
I spit out bad words to the president. Returning to his car, the man ostentatiously threw the cigarette butt on the floor, then followed the company president into his office and hurled insults at him.
The company president felt that he could not leave the man alone like this, so he asked the police whether charges of attempted arson would apply. Also ask the fire department and public health center.
However, there was no legal way to stop this man's actions. The ``case unit leader'' also said, ``I debated until the very end whether or not to make this man's face public,'' adding, ``I was worried about whether or not I should reveal this man's face to the public.''
Is it possible to do something like that? "Isn't it a matter of intelligence? Why do you live like that?" he said, expressing his anger. This kind of behavior is so dangerous that it could lead to a big Hot Topic and an explosion.
. However, the current level of punishment is limited to fines and other fines, and there are increasing calls for stronger measures to deal with this.
According to the current law, smokers will be fined 500 yen if they smoke at a gas station.
A fine of up to 10,000 won (approximately 550,000 yen) will be imposed, and a safety manager at a gas station will be fined up to 10 million won (approximately 11 million yen) for violating the duty of guidance and supervision.