”Go back to your country!”... A Korean university student assaulted a foreign student working part-time = Korea

A Bangladeshi student studying in South Korea was assaulted by a drunk customer and seriously injured while working a part-time job to save up for tuition.
On the 22nd, JTBC's "Case Leader" featured a Bangladeshi international student who was verbally and physically assaulted while working part-time at a restaurant in Busan.
According to the program, on the 5th of this month, a Bangladeshi international student, Mr. A, who is attending university in Busan, was working part-time at a cafeteria to cover his tuition and living expenses.
Then, at around 8 p.m., the incident in question occurred. A received a request from a group of customers to "turn up the music," so he turned up the volume, but another group
When A adjusted the volume again, the group of customers who had requested that the volume be turned up protested to him, asking, "Why did you turn the volume down?"
Another foreign worker who saw this tried to explain the situation, but the customers started complaining to Mr. A and a fight started, with him yelling, "Why did you come to Korea? Go back to your own country!"
When A became scared and called the police, one of the customers approached him and swung his fist at him. A's lips were cut, a tooth was broken, and he suffered bruises on his hands and feet as a result of the customer's assault.
The Haeundae Police Station in Busan arrested a customer, B (in his 20s), on charges of assault and battery. In addition, another customer, C (in his 20s), also allegedly participated in the assault.
Police are planning to investigate the matter soon. Police investigation revealed that the two were university students. After the incident, A said, "I came to Korea because I thought it was a safe country, but I was shocked to find myself in such a dangerous situation.
"I am saddened by what happened," he said, "I was scared that the customer who assaulted me might come back to me one day and harm me, so I provided information."