South Korean travel YouTuber: ``I was taken away twice in one day and assaulted indiscriminately.''

It has been reported that a Korean traveling YouTuber who went to South Africa, which is known for its high crime rate, was indiscriminately assaulted twice in one day.
Travel YouTuber Zero Sugar posted on his YouTube channel ``I was beaten up for two hours in South Africa.''
He posted a video titled "Ta". In the video, Zero Sugar appeared with one red and bloodshot eye and a severe bruise under the eye. Her lips were also severely swollen.
Zero Sugar said, ``I was robbed twice by taxis. They took my cell phone, credit card, shoes, jacket, Apple watch, and even my ring.''
The mobile phone is the biggest. Still, I'm glad I came home safely." Next, Zero Sugar explained her own experience in detail. I had a glass of wine at my accommodation the day before I shot the video.
After drinking, Zero Sugar stopped at a place where mostly white people were hanging out and tried to pick up an Uber to go back to his lodgings. However, when I was wandering around the area because my Uber didn't catch me, a white man...
approached Zero Sugar. I spoke to him in a friendly manner and said, ``Let's go together near my accommodation,'' and we got into the car together. At that moment, four black people suddenly rode after Mr. Zero Sugar, and there was no difference.
I was assaulted separately. Zero Sugar explained, ``I tried to hit back and got a severe cut on my hand. Then I lost my phone. I was kicked and thrown on the road.''
But the nightmare continued. I was robbed again in the taxi I picked up when I tried to return to my accommodation with my injured body. Zero Sugar said, ``I spent two hours there, even more intensely.
I was beaten hard. "Almost everything I was wearing was taken away, including my jacket, shoes, rings, and Apple watch, except for my socks."
In the end, Zero Sugar ran away to a far away place and rested under a mansion.
, I waited until dawn. Then, with the help of locals, I was able to safely return to my lodgings. Zero Sugar said, ``What the locals say is, ``You should never retaliate.''
It was. He said he was glad he made it home alive because (the robber) had a gun and a knife." Approximately 20,000 people are murdered each year in South Africa, out of a population of approximately 60 million.
It is a country with a high rate of violent crime. According to the South African Police Service, from January to September last year, the number of crimes resulting in loss of life in South Africa reached 190,065, including robberies.
There are 51,318 cases. The Republic of South Africa is among the countries for which the South Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs (equivalent to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs) has issued a special travel advisory for the entire region, following Latin America's El Salvador, Lesotho, and Botswana.