President Yoon declared a state of emergency...At this time, the president's office.

[Anchor]
Then let's connect the presidential office here.

Is reporter Kim Da-hyun in the presidential office connected? Reporter Kim Dahyun!

[Reporter]
It's in front of the presidential office in Yongsan, Seoul.

[Anchor]
Please tell me the expression in front of the presidential office in detail.

[Reporter]
I'm at the crosswalk in front of the presidential office in Yongsan.

As you can see, it is impossible to enter with police and steel fences.

There is a lot of experience in front of the sidewalk, so I'm not allowed to go in, and I'm giving you a notice to disperse.

Also, employees of the Ministry of National Defense or the presidential office are allowed to enter, but they have to carry their ID cards and check them with the police.

There are many reporters and ordinary citizens, but we continue to control them not to be crowded.

There were also physical fights and verbal fights among citizens here.

Citizens who had disagreements over the declaration of martial law criticized each other sharply.

Fortunately, no one has been hurt yet.

There is also a series of inconvenience to citizens due to walking control.

A citizen was trying to go home this way, but when the police blocked him, he got angry, asking how on earth he was going back home, and after confirming that he was not a reporter, the police allowed him to enter.

I'll continue to cover the site here and keep you posted on the situation.

So far, I've delivered it in front of the presidential office in Yongsan.