In front of the school gate occupied by the Impeachment Rally...8 tons of garbage a day.

[Anchor]
In front of the presidential residence in Hannam-dong, Seoul, there are continuous rallies for impeachment, causing inconvenience to nearby residents.

Elementary school students right in front of the assembly site are threatened with the safety of going to and from school, and assembly waste is pouring eight tons a day.

I'm reporter Yeom Hye-won.

[Reporter]
In front of Hannam Elementary School in Seoul, where a rally for the impeachment of President Yoon Suk Yeol will be held, is truly a mess.

The rally right next to the school wall is lined with banners and pickets with radical phrases.

Participants' scuffles continue everywhere,
Chants and loud noises at the scene of the
rally echo over the school fence and into the classroom.

[Anti-impeachment rally: I hate Lee Jae-myung! I like Yoon Suk Yeol!]

[A rally in favor of impeachment: (President Yoon Suk Yeol) will be punished. I'm going to punish you]

In the end, due to concerns about the safety of going to and from school, the school replaced the preliminary call with video and canceled some after-school classes.

More than a month after the rally, the city's education office said it would deploy safety personnel and install protective devices on school routes.

The garbage they ate, used, and threw away as the 24-hour rally continued is also a problem.

It pours eight tons every day.

Yongsan-gu decided to deploy 334 cleaning personnel and 58 equipment and deploy managers even at dawn.

In addition, there is not enough to break into nearby stores and offices due to the lack of toilets, and there is also a problem of on-the-road urination.

As the confrontation in front of the residence is prolonged over the execution of the arrest warrant, the area is suffering.

I'm Yum Hyewon of YTN.

Reporter: Woo Young-taek Yoon So-jeong Jung Jin-hyun
Video editing: Oh HWONSEULGI