Wreaths of support for President Yoon descended into ”street disgrace”... ”Don't even lay a finger on me” = South Korea

In South Korea, supporters of President Yoon Seok-youl have placed floral garlands in front of the presidential office in Yongsan, and residents are complaining about the inconvenience of walking. Local governments, including Yongsan-gu, have not allowed the garlands to be removed without permission.
On the 18th of this month, President Yoon celebrated his 64th birthday, and messages such as "Happy birthday" and "We support you" were posted in front of the presidential office in Yongsan-gu, Seoul.
The line of wreaths with the message "Thank You" on them stretched for over 1km. The line of wreaths stretched from near the Presidential Office, past Noksapyeong Station, and to the front of Yongsan-gu Office. It took an adult man more than 15 minutes to walk there.
The wreaths were so numerous that they were stacked two or three times, and some even had the words "Don't touch me with your fingers" written on the ribbon. However, over time, the flowers of many of the wreaths withered, and the remains
have been spotted scattered on the ground.