As the National Solidarity for the Elimination of Discrimination against Persons with Disabilities protested today (19th) to get on and off the subway, demanding an expansion of the budget for the disabled, the operation of Seoul Subway Line 1 on the way to work was delayed by about 40 minutes.
After having a propaganda war on the platform of City Hall Station on Line 1 at 8:00 am today, Jeon Jang-yeon repeated getting on and off the train to Noryangjin Station.
Because of this, it took 35 minutes for the train they rode from City Hall Station to arrive at Yongsan Station, three stops later.
Members of Jeon Jeon-yeon got off at Yongsan Station and tried to board again, but clashed with railroad police and KORAIL employees who were blocking them.
When train departures were delayed, KORAIL replaced one express train on Line 1 departing from Yongsan Station with a regular train.
The train headed for Noryangjin, which members of Jeon Jeon Yeon took, stopped at Yongsan Station for 17 minutes.
On the 14th, the Seoul Transportation Corporation operated the train without stopping in the Samgak area of Subway Line 4 due to the protests of Jeon Jeon-yeon.
Jeon Jeon condemned the non-stop passage and announced that starting this week, without prior notice, a subway propaganda campaign would be held throughout Seoul.
The Seoul Transportation Corporation announced at City Hall Station from around 8:00 am that day, "Train operation may be delayed due to Jeon Jang-yeon's subway ride protest. Depending on the situation, we will pass without stopping."
On this day, the section of Line 1, where Jeon Jeon-yeon protested, operated without stopping.
On this day, Jeon Jeon-yeon planned to depart from City Hall Station and gather in the triangular area.
However, I changed my plan and transferred to Line 9 at Noryangjin Station and headed for the National Assembly.
"I will head to the National Assembly to demand that the National Assembly process the budget for the rights of persons with disabilities as soon as possible," said Park Gyeong-seok, CEO Jeon Jeon.