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Everyone was shouting for Yoon’s impeachment, and the National Assembly began voting one hour later (5 PM). People were very orderly and no violence was observed, the police were respectful of the citizens and the citizens were cooperative. The police prepared portable toilets for the citizens and I was surprised at how clean and high quality they were (I couldn’t take pictures inside) An emergency message was sent to people in Yeouido, apparently to prevent crushing accident like Itaewon. submitted by /u/yuchan063 |
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