A shop that dumps ``Tang Hulu'' syrup into the drain...``If it solidifies, there is a possibility of flooding'' = South Korea

A shop selling ``Tang Hulu'', which is fruit coated with sugar syrup, was filmed dumping the syrup into a road drain. The store's drains were clogged, so rainwater drained outside.
He claims that he threw it away. On the 13th, KBS released a video of a drive recorder taken from a car passing in front of the famous Tanful store in Yongin, Gyeonggi Province, around 2:00 pm on the 3rd of this month.
Published. The footage showed a man coming out of a Tanhur store with a large pot and pouring something down a drain. The identity of the steaming liquid is confirmed to be sugar syrup left over from making tangerine.
It has been certified. Never dump sugar syrup down the sink or drain, as it will solidify over time. The syrup thrown away by the man caused a hard lump of sugar to form in the rainwater basin of the drain.
. If such behavior is repeated, social problems may occur. Experts say, ``Never throw anything into the sewer system that has the potential to solidify if thrown away in liquid form.
``If a particular area becomes clogged, there is a possibility that the entire area could be flooded,'' he warned. In addition, sugar has a very high melting point of 185 degrees, so in the process of discarding high-temperature sugar syrup, the surrounding
There is also a risk of injury to other people. The Tanhur store said it was aware that syrup had been dumped into a rainwater tank once or twice because the store's drains were clogged, and that it would take measures to prevent it from happening again.
The local government is considering whether it is possible to impose fines on stores that pour sugar syrup down drains.