The Seoul Metropolitan Government held a meeting with the Seoul Transportation Corporation and the police yesterday afternoon (12) and made this decision.
For four days from yesterday (12) to the day after tomorrow (15), Jeon Jeon-yeon predicted a propaganda battle twice a day at 8:00 and 14:00 in the Samgak area of subway lines 4 and 6.
A Seoul city official said, “We have decided to implement the no-stop policy since the triangular region protests this morning. That doesn’t mean the trains won’t stop unconditionally.
At the same time, he explained that the specific criteria of delay to leave the judgment on the spot were not specified.
Article 62 of the Internal Regulations of the Transport Authority and the Regulations for Commercial Offices and Station Operations, Article 37, “In case of concern for the safety of passengers due to passenger congestion, disturbances or unusual situations, the The driver and the station manager consult with the station master or report to the general control center It is possible to pass through the station without stopping.
It is the judgment of the Seoul Metropolitan Government that Jeon Ji-yeon’s protest falls within a “disturbing or unusual situation”.
A Seoul metropolitan government official said, “We decided to review the non-stop service because we saw that the damage caused by train delays and the confusion caused by the protests was greater.”
Seoul Transportation Corporation plans to broadcast announcements in the vehicle and notify via the “Ttota Subway” app when a protest is announced or the decision to pass without stopping, and safety driving texts will not be sent separately.
In addition, it was decided to continue holding meetings with related organizations as needed to reinforce on-the-spot responses and minimize confusion, such as refunding fares for non-stop transit, providing information on alternative routes, and opening gates for convenience when boarding trains on the other side.
In this regard, the National Coalition for the Elimination of Disabled Persons protested, saying, “The Presidential Office and the Seoul Metropolitan Government are unabatedly ignoring the rights of the disabled. This is a democracy in retreat.”
