As of this time, the situation near the presidential residence [Anchor Report]

The valid deadline for the arrest warrant for President Yoon Suk Yeol is today.

At this time, let's look at the current situation near the presidential residence in Hannam-dong through CCTV.

First of all, you are looking at the CCTV in Hannam-dong near the official residence.

It's a large boulevard at the entrance to the presidential residence.

If you look to the left, the road is closed.

There's a barricade.

Some rally participants are being spotted.

As you know, the area around the official residence has been plagued by progressive and conservative participants since last week. Rallies for or against arrest continue.

In particular, since today is the last day to block the arrest warrant deadline of the Senior Civil Servant Corruption Investigations Unit, there is a possibility that additional participants will gather at the rally.

I heard the message that the rally participants were gathering little by little from the morning through the press site connection.

It's hard to see on the screen, but if you go up this road toward the city center, dozens of police buses are aligned and controlled.

The police continue to control the traffic.

We can even check the appearance of guiding the detour of vehicles trying to pass through here, so those who are preparing to go to work, please check the detour in preparation for the traffic situation in Hannam-dong.

The road to Gangnam on the right side of the screen also started to be built up with police buses not long ago.

However, there is no road control in the direction of Gangnam, so vehicle traffic is smooth.

On Friday last week, more police barriers were built in both directions when the Airborne Division attempted to execute the first warrant.

It's inclement weather, but you could see the citizens holding a rally earlier.

It is said that the Senior Civil Servant Corruption Investigations Unit considered whether to re-enforce the arrest warrant until yesterday.

According to the on-site reporter's message, the airborne office has not yet been busy with employees or caught moving vehicles.

The warrant is due today.

We will continue to watch with interest whether the Senior Civil Servant Corruption Investigations Unit will attempt to execute it.

So far, we've looked at the situation near the presidential residence at this time through CCTV.