”(G)I-DLE” Woogi, Minnie... Two people riding electric kickboards are discussed on a German sidewalk

A video of Woogi and Minnie, members of the Korean girl group "(G)I-DLE," riding on one electric scooter and riding on the sidewalk in Germany has been released, causing controversy.
. On the 21st, a video of Woogi and Minnie's sighting in Germany was released on an internet user's SNS. In the video, Woogi and Minnie pull an electric scooter on the sidewalk, and then
The two were captured riding an electric scooter on the sidewalk. After the video was released, controversy arose regarding the use of electric scooters on sidewalks. In Germany, electric kickboxes
It is recommended that bicycles be ridden within the bicycle lanes. If you are caught riding a scooter on the sidewalk, you will be fined 55 euros (approximately 8,600 yen). Electric scooter invades the sidewalk
In such cases, a maximum sentence of imprisonment may be imposed. There is also a two-seater regulation on electric scooters. In Germany, if two people are caught riding together on an electric scooter, they will be charged 10 euros (approx.
,500 yen) will be imposed. In South Korea, as a general rule, when using an electric scooter, you must use bicycle lanes. If you are caught walking on a pedestrian walkway, you will be charged 30,000 won (
A fine of approximately 3,000 yen will be imposed. The riding capacity of an electric scooter is also stipulated to be one person, and if you drive an electric scooter with a passenger exceeding the capacity, you will be charged 40,000 won (approximately 40,000 won).
000 yen) will be fined. As there are many accidents related to electric scooters, regulations in each country are becoming stricter. Woogi and Minni are members from China and Thailand respectively, but from Korea.
They are K-POP idols who are active in the country. Concern is growing over the dangerous behavior of K-Pop's leading artists.
Woogi and Minnie have been criticized for their unscrupulous behavior in other countries. net you
The drivers said to the girls, ``Even though they are subject to regulation in South Korea, they needed to be careful as they are public figures,'' and ``Maybe they should have known a little about the country's laws and used them in order to ride overseas.'' do not have
"Is that so?" was the reaction. Meanwhile, on October 6th, the group "(G)I-DLE" to which Woogi and Minnie belong released "HEAT
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