”It looks like someone jumped off” - Rescue team dispatched after being caught on live camera of Han River in Seoul (South Korea)

A live broadcast showed a person jumping off a bridge over the Hangang River in Seoul, with rescue teams and police being dispatched.
According to social media and online sources on the 17th, the incident occurred yesterday at around 11pm on YouTube.
The incident occurred during a broadcast on the Seoul Daily Han River Live Camera channel. At around 10:56 p.m., a citizen got off a taxi on a bridge over the Han River and started walking and stopping on the bridge.
After about six minutes, he jumped over the railing and into the Han River. A minute later, the Marine Rescue Team was dispatched to the scene, and five minutes later, an ambulance and police vehicles arrived. Ten minutes later, an ambulance was under the bridge.
The police arrived and the situation was quickly resolved. The entire incident was captured on a live channel. The Daily Seoul Han River Live Camera channel, run by an individual, was broadcast on December 8, 2020.
The site was launched on the 15th. The site currently has 150,000 registered users, and the site manager said, "It is not run by the city of Seoul, but by an individual. In addition to the live camera, we also post videos to help people enjoy the scenery of the Han River.
Meanwhile, as this scene was broadcast, many internet users posted their reactions on the live chat screen, expressing their amazement at the quick rescue scene.
The Seoul Metropolitan Fire and Disaster Prevention Headquarters said that the reason why the person who jumped into the Han River was able to be rescued so quickly was because of the "Han River Bridge CCTV (Security Camera) Integration System."
This is because they have established a "Joint Control Center" and are monitoring the area 24 hours a day with 572 CCTV cameras. If any abnormal behavior is detected, the situation is reported to the control personnel, and if there is a dangerous situation, the control personnel will be informed.
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