Driver Threatens Passenger with Profanity Over Mask-Wearing Dispute
[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Kim Chunsu] As wearing masks has become mandatory when boarding buses to prevent the spread of COVID-19, disputes between bus drivers and passengers are occurring frequently.
According to the Haenam Police Station in Jeonnam on the 19th, a report was received on the 17th at around 12:30 PM from a man in his 30s, Mr. A, claiming he was being threatened by a bus driver at Haenam General Bus Terminal.
Mr. A stated that Mr. B, a man in his 60s and the bus driver, was driving recklessly without wearing a mask during operation. When Mr. A raised the issue, he was verbally abused and threatened by Mr. B.
The police are verifying the facts with both parties.
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Previously, in Seoul and Pohang, there have been multiple mask-related disputes, including incidents where passengers assaulted bus drivers who insisted on proper mask-wearing.
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