Girls' Generation's YURI deletes photo of her lying on breakwater... could she be fined 1 million won?

YURI (Kwon YURI), a member of the group Girls' Generation and an actress, posted a photo of herself lying on a tetrapod on a breakwater but has since deleted it.
On the 24th, YURI posted photos of her stay on Jeju Island on social media. She was seen lying on a tetrapod on a breakwater.
However, several netizens pointed out that this was a "subject to fines." YURI, as if aware of this, deleted the photo.
Tetrapods are concrete structures piled up on the beach to protect against waves.
The area of the tetrapod structure that is submerged in the sea is large, and there is a high risk of people slipping and getting into an accident. In 2020, the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries classified the tetrapod structure as a dangerous area in the port and prohibited entry.
It is known that there are 45 seaside breakwaters designated as access control areas by 2023 across South Korea. Violation of this rule will incur a fine of 1 million won (approximately 100,000 yen).
It turns out that the place where YURI took the photo is the seaside island of Udo. This place is not included in the entry and exit control area set by the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries, so it is not subject to fines. However,
As a star who receives such great love, there are continuing voices saying that he should have been more careful about his dangerous behavior.