[Breaking] Monday Morning Commute 'Emergency'... Police Deploy 1,200 for Traffic Control
[Asia Economy Reporter Han Seung-gon] Due to heavy rainstorms across the country, major arterial roads in Seoul are being closed, and a traffic chaos is expected on Monday morning commutes. The police will deploy 1,200 personnel for traffic management.
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The Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency announced on the 9th that on the morning commute of the 10th, up to 1,200 traffic police officers will be stationed at major road control points and key intersections to minimize inconvenience to citizens.
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