``Itaewon Accident'' Seoul Plaza Incense Burning Plant...Seoul City ``Stands unchanged in requesting voluntary removal''

The City of Seoul has stated that there is no change in its previous position of encouraging the voluntary removal of the ``10/29 Itaewon Accident'' incense burner that has been erected at Seoul City Hall Square since February 4th this year.
The day was revealed. However, it is their position that they will refrain from mentioning anything related to incense burners, such as voluntary removal, for the time being. Seoul City's spokesperson Lee Dong-nyul today held a regular press conference and stated, ``Seoul City's position.''
``There are no major changes,'' and ``the specific details have not yet been decided.'' The city has not made any mention of the Seoul Plaza Incense Burning Center since the first anniversary of the Itaewon accident has just passed.
He also announced his position that he would refrain from doing so. Spokesman Lee said, ``The first anniversary memorial service is held on the 29th, but there were deaths as recently as this morning one year ago, so it is not appropriate to mention such things at this point.
``I don't think it's appropriate,'' he said, adding, ``I think it would be better, at the very least, for the sake of the bereaved families and citizens, not to mention it for a while, at least today.''
Prior to this, on the 16th of this month, Seoul Mayor Oh Sehun spoke about the cause of the Itaewon accident during a national audit by the National Assembly Administration and Safety Committee, saying, ``The system of mutual assistance and cooperation between agencies''
"The system for predicting the situation in advance was not fully developed," he said. Regarding the Itaewon accident incense burner set up in Seoul Square, it has been clarified that they will wait until the first anniversary of the death.
I made it. Mayor Kure told the national government audit, ``We will wait until at least the first anniversary of the death,'' and ``(after that) we will try to encourage voluntary removal as much as possible, but we cannot maintain it for even one to two years.''
On the 27th of this month, Mayor Oh said in a statement, ``On the first anniversary of the Itaewon accident, I would like to convey to the citizens that we are gathering wisdom regarding a permanent facility where we can mourn the victims.'' ”
I also told him. Meanwhile, on February 4, the day before the 100th anniversary of the Itaewon accident, the families of the victims of the Itaewon accident and civic groups surprisingly set up an incense burner in Seoul Square. Also, on the 14th of the same month,
The incense burner at Gusapyeong Station has been relocated to Seoul Plaza and integrated operations have begun. After that, there was some talk of the possibility of forced removal by administrative agency. Seoul has set up an incense burner
Reimbursements were imposed on the bereaved family council and citizen countermeasures council.