Oh Se-hoon “TBS, check whether traffic broadcasting work was faithful during heavy rain”

Oh Se-hoon, Mayor of Seoul

Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon announced on the 18th that he would check whether TBS (Traffic Broadcasting) was faithful to its original duties during the recent torrential downpour.

Mayor Oh appeared on Channel A’s ‘News A’ and asked a question regarding the broadcast at the time of heavy rain on TBS. There was a traffic jam, but I didn’t diligently report it.”

He added, “Since the city council has also received audit requests, we will have an opportunity to check whether we have been faithful to the original task of traffic broadcasting.”

The day before, Seoul City Councilman Lee Jong-bae, People’s Strength, requested an audit from the Seoul Audit Committee, saying, “Even in an emergency caused by heavy rain, TBS did not properly broadcast disasters and did not fulfill its responsibilities, such as broadcasting ‘Kim Eo-jun’s News Factory’ as it is.”

The Seoul Audit Committee will review the request and decide whether to conduct the audit.

Seoul city councilors request ‘TBS disaster broadcasting inadequate audit’

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On the other hand, when asked to evaluate the operation of state affairs on the 100th day of his inauguration, Mayor Oh said, “(The president) answered gritty questions well. It comes out and there are parts that don’t match the frequency.”

Regarding the appearance of former representative Lee Jun-seok of People’s Power criticizing the president every day, he said, “I said that I had to endure it both publicly and personally. expressed concern.

Regarding the government’s announcement that it would supply 1.58 million housing units to the metropolitan area over five years through the August 16 measures, he said, “Seoul (supply) is sufficiently possible at the level of 500,000 to 550,000 households.” “The core of the announcement is on reconstruction and redevelopment. The goal is to make it easier to access the excess profits or safety diagnosis, which have been obstacles. Seoul has no problem in securing supplies.”

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