One night and two nights of "Tractor Protests"...March to Hannam-dong residence

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Farmers who came to Seoul with tractors to condemn the emergency martial law incident held an overnight protest for two days at the entrance of Seoul when they were blocked by police cars.

The standoff was resolved within 28 hours after police, who were confronting farmers, allowed some tractors to march on their cigars.

Reporter Chung Hyun-woo's report.

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The eight-lane road of Namtaeryeong Pass, which connects Seoul and Gwacheon, is packed with clouds.

Tractors and lorries carried by farmers from the National Federation of Farmers' Associations stopped at the police car wall.

"Police out of the car! Police, get out of the car!"
The
police blocked the tractors of farmers who were trying to attend a rally calling for the impeachment of Gwanghwamun, saying they were concerned about traffic congestion in the city.

Tractors blocked in front of the car wall are standing in a row, and a hanger that criticizes President Yoon is hanging one by one.

Farmers and citizens did not withdraw and continued to protest on the spot for more than a full day.

[Wi Doo-hwan / Farmers in Jangheung-gun, Jeollanam-do: How can those who plotted the civil war have the right to stop us? We don't use tractors these days. We must continue to see the end....]

Eventually, the confrontation between farmers and police, which took place while controlling Gwacheon Boulevard, was resolved within 28 hours as police allowed some tractor marches.

When 10 out of 30 tractors marched to the front of President Yoon's residence, cheers erupted at the scene.

" and!"


"Thank you for your hard work!"

Citizens who participated in the rally also marched to Sadang Station in Seoul and repeatedly called for the arrest of President Yoon.

I'm Jeong Hyeonwoo from YTN.



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