President Yoon suffered a ``nosebleed'' during a state meeting... ``overwork'' due to forced march = South Korea

It was reported on the 25th that South Korean President Yoon Seo-gyeol suffered a ``nosebleed'' during a state meeting held behind closed doors. The last 4 nights and 6 days of participation in the United Nations General Assembly (New York, USA)
), he appears to have been fatigued by the forced march, which included meeting with leaders of 47 countries, and by continuing to engage in civilian activities without taking a break immediately after returning to the country.
According to the South Korean presidential office, President Yoon suffered a nosebleed during a state meeting held at the presidential office in Seoul that morning, and the bleeding was quickly stopped.
A source from the presidential office said, ``This appears to be due to overwork, as he completed a forced march during his tour of New York, and completed his civilian schedule even after returning to the country.''
Immediately after the bleeding stopped, President Yoon continued the State Council meeting and carried out other planned tasks such as awarding the letter of appointment for Minister of Industry, Trade, and Resources.