20 taxis called to the presidential palace...Police ``pursuing the person who called'' = South Korea

About 20 taxis attempted to enter the presidential palace in the early hours of the 5th, but were stopped by police on duty. The taxi drivers who were summoned said that they ``followed the instructions'' and entered the area.
Ru. Police began tracking down the person who hailed the taxi on suspicion of obstructing business. According to Yongsan Police Station in Seoul, about 20 taxis arrived at the presidential palace between 2 a.m. and 4 a.m. on the 5th.
An incoming affair occurred. The phone number from which the taxi was called could not be reached. Police have determined that the person who called the taxi was obstructing business and will begin a pre-investigation (investigation).
I made it. About 20 taxis approached the presidential palace in Hannam-dong, Seoul, at intervals of five to 10 minutes early on the 5th. Taxi drivers said, ``Carna will follow the called location.''
It is understood that he followed the instructions given by Bi. He said he followed the directions on his car navigation system and arrived at the main gate of the presidential residence.
The person who called the taxi used the same phone number to call the Prime Minister's office and the taxi about 20 meters from the official residence.
He said he called a taxi to a place a few miles away. It is estimated that only one person was called. The police said, ``We have confirmed through communication materials whether the called phone number actually does not exist or whether the phone is not answered.''
We need to confirm this in detail." A source from the Seoul National Police Agency said, ``It is difficult to go into details because there is a possibility of security issues and the possibility of copycat crimes.''
"Yes," he said. Police announced that they have strengthened the vigilance of the 202nd Security Group, which guards the Prime Minister's Office, and have completed measures to block taxis from entering.