Rally held at Gwanghwamun, Yeouido on the day of the vote on the impeachment of President Yoon Seok-yeol...Traffic congestion expected to become severe

On the 14th, when the impeachment vote for President Yoon Seok-yeol is to take place, large rallies will be held in various locations in downtown Seoul. Police are planning to restrict traffic in the area due to expected heavy traffic.
The Seoul National Police Agency said that the video was a fake. Starting at 1 p.m. on the 14th, rallies were held in various locations around the National Assembly, including on National Assembly Boulevard, Yeoui Park Street, and Bank Street, and rallies and demonstrations by various groups were also held in the city center.
Due to the planned march, traffic congestion is expected in the Yeouido and downtown areas, police said on the 13th. In response, the police will set up traffic patrols from a long distance in the downtown and Yeouido areas.
Police will be deployed in advance to divert vehicles and traffic control will be concentrated on roads near the National Assembly, such as Yeouidare Boulevard and National Assembly Boulevard.
In addition, more than 180 traffic police officers were deployed along the rally and demonstration route to actively control traffic.
A police official said, "Traffic congestion is expected in the downtown area and around Yeouido, so please use public transportation such as the subway as much as possible, and if you have to use a car, please check the traffic information and other information.
For more information on the time and location of the rally and other traffic conditions, please contact the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency's Traffic Information Hotline, the Traffic Information Center website, or KakaoTalk (
This can be confirmed through the Seoul Police Traffic Information.