Sewol Ferry Leaving Gwanghwamun

The Sewol Ferry Memorial Space has left Gwanghwamun Square after seven years. On the 6th, construction workers were busy moving around the restricted area of the square. The dismantling work was completed yesterday (the 5th). Earlier last month, the Seoul Metropolitan Government notified the demolition for the square's restructuring project, which was met with opposition from the bereaved families. However, an agreement was reached to relocate the exhibits and records to a temporary space at the Seoul Metropolitan Council. The dismantled building frames and other materials will be stored in Ansan until a plan for their use is found. Photo by Moon Honam munonam@

The Sewol Ferry Memorial Space has left Gwanghwamun Square after 7 years. On the 6th, a sign stating "No entry except authorized personnel" was installed in the square. Workers were busily moving construction materials. The dismantling work was completed yesterday (the 5th). The Seoul Metropolitan Government notified the demolition at the beginning of last month for the square's restructuring project, and although the bereaved families protested, an agreement was reached to relocate the exhibits and records to a temporary space at the Seoul City Council. The dismantled building framework and other materials will be stored in Ansan until a plan for their use is found.

The dismantling work of the Sewol Ferry Memorial Space has been completed. A no-entry sign has been installed. Photo by Mun Ho-nam munonam@

The Sewol Ferry Memorial Space relocated to the temporary city council space. Photo by Mun Ho-nam munonam@

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