On-site situation near Hannam-dong residence [Anchor Report]

As the execution of the warrant by the Senior Civil Servant Corruption Investigations Unit is on the countdown, tension is rising in Hannam-dong, where the presidential residence of Yoon Suk Yeol is located.

Let's take a look at the CCTV screen to see what the situation is like at this time.

First of all, the official residence is in front of Hannam-ro, Seoul.

You can see a lot of police buses on both sides of the road through the screen.

Police buses are waiting for two lanes each.

Looking at it with your eyes, there are dozens of people who are now seeing their necks.

There are a lot of people near the upper right corner of the screen that goes into the official residence.

Police are blocking the alley leading to the official residence, and a large number of supporters are gathered.

There's also a barricade. There's a lot of tension hanging over there.

There are not many vehicles because the vehicles coming and going are still on their way to work, but they are still proceeding slowly next to the police bus.

Police officers are stationed everywhere on the land bridge, so they are arranged at 2-3m intervals.

Many police officers are dispatched to the scene to manage the assembly.

Let's take a look at the next screen.

We're seeing our on-site video recorder go out a little closer in front of our official residence.

Police are moving vehicles with light rods.

He seems to be managing traffic without delay in front of him.

It's in front of the presidential residence at this time.

As expected, police personnel are being seen.

This is the video that the reporter just sent me.

This area is also showing a sense of tension.

There seems to be no major clashes or confrontations so far, but warrant enforcement may approach or things may get crowded.

On the 31st of last month, the Seoul Western District Court issued an arrest warrant for President Yoon Suk Yeol.

It's valid until Monday the 6th.

Since it is Friday ahead of the weekend, it may be difficult to execute an arrest warrant if a rally or supporters gather more, so there are many observations that an arrest warrant is executed today.

So a lot of people have been flocking since this morning, and the police are also focusing on management.

The screen you are currently looking at is near the presidential residence in Hannam-dong, Seoul.

There is an official residence near here where President Yoon Suk Yeol is staying.

You are continuously looking at the screen sent by the reporter at our site.

You can see police personnel deployed everywhere in Hannam-dong near the official residence, where physical collisions and traffic congestion are expected.

The confrontation situation is also being prepared for the crowd of pro-impeachment rallies.

Now, this area is a rotary in Hannam-dong, Seoul. I'll look a little further away.

Police cars and police buses are concentrated toward Namsan Tunnel 1.

We've been looking at this CCTV screen continuously, and compared to just 30 minutes ago, the traffic jam in the direction of Namsan Tunnel 1 has increased a lot.

It's not yet time to go to work in earnest, but there is a lot of traffic congestion as there can be armed conflict between the police and supporters.

The right-facing direction is the direction of Namsan Tunnel 1, which enters downtown Seoul.

It's the way to the presidential residence on the way there, so there were a lot of cars on the screen.

Shall we watch the video sent by the reporter again?

At this time, we are watching a video near the presidential residence in Hannam-dong, Seoul.

You can see the crowd on the overpass.

The traffic jam has not continued yet, but tension is visible.

If you look at the left side of the screen, there are many police officers to manage the assembly holding the warning light.

The cars are double-parked and the police, wearing fluorescent clothes, are also busily moving.

The Senior Civil Servant Corruption Investigations Unit announced plans to arrest President Yoon as early as today.

Hundreds of supporters of the president have gathered around the residence since dawn.

We can see that the police bus is continuously mobilizing and the bus wall is installed across the official residence.

According to the police, 46 squadrons of the Seoul Metropolitan Government's task force have been mobilized near the official residence.

In addition, more than 2,800 people with experience have been deployed in preparation for the execution of arrest warrants.

It's a rotary situation in Hannam-dong, Seoul.

The reason why the car on the left is stuck is because the left section is heading to Namsan Tunnel 1.

Various videos are coming in, so you can watch it while referring to the fact that the screen is continuously changing.

Once again, we are in Hannam-ro, Seoul.

It seems that additional police buses are being used.

Since there is tension in preparation for an urgent situation this morning, there are two or three police buses.

Once again, it's a rotary situation in Hannam-dong.

The right lane is going to Namsan Tunnel 1 and near Hannam-dong's official residence that we saw earlier...

The Senior Civil Servant Corruption Investigations Unit has announced the possibility of executing an arrest warrant for President Yoon Suk Yeol.

There is tension around Hannam-dong's official residence due to the attempted arrest of the Senior Civil Servant Corruption Investigations Unit.

If we summarize our news, there is an expectation that the Senior Civil Servant Corruption Investigations Unit may have a warrant for the arrest of President Yoon Suk Yeol today.

As there are concerns about clashes at Hannam-dong residence following the arrest attempt by the Senior Civil Servant Corruption Investigations Unit, police have a lot of manpower to manage the assembly.

There are double walls in Hannam-dong's official residence, and the police are controlling the rally participants.

Participants have been holding rallies against the arrest of President Yoon Suk Yeol near Hangangjin Station in Seoul since 7 p.m. last night, and there are large crowds as the pros and cons continue.

A lot of police are mobilized because physical collisions and traffic congestion are expected throughout Hannam-dong, where the presidential residence is located.

Police buses are also continuously being mobilized, and we can also check the double installation of bus walls across the official residence.

As we show the situation mainly on the road, we do not see the crowds of citizens or supporters, but the news is that hundreds of people are gathered and human barricades are in place.

There is also a situation where regular city buses and police cars are crowded here.

This is a five- to six-lane one-way road, but since police buses are double or triple-lined, buses are being pushed back on their way to work and only one lane is running.

As you can see, Hannam-ro is also overpriced and has double and triple car walls on both sides of the road, so as the commute to work approaches, vehicles are slowing down only through one lane.

Can you see the situation on the overpass?

There is also a police personnel wearing fluorescent police uniforms that appear to be police personnel on the overpass.

The screen we're showing you is a big road in Hannam-ro before going to the official residence, so we're continuing to show you.

If you look at the top, there are so many lights and crowds.

Since it is the way up to Hannam-dong's official residence through that alley, there are so many supporters, and if the Senior Civil Servant Corruption Investigations Unit executes an arrest warrant, there is a risk of conflict between the supporters and the crowd, so police personnel are being dispatched to manage the crowd and manage the assembly.

The Seoul Metropolitan Government has been informed that 46 task force squads have been mobilized, and about 2,800 experiences have been deployed to prepare for execution.

So far, you've seen the road conditions and traffic conditions near Hannam-dong's official residence.