Yoon Seok-yeol, Former President, to Leave Hanam-dong Residence a Week After Impeachment
Former President Yoon Seok-yeol is scheduled to move from the Hanam-dong residence in Seoul to his home in Seocho-dong, Acro Vista, on Friday, the 11th, one week after his impeachment.
According to presidential office officials on the 8th, the process of moving the presidential couple's belongings from the Hanam-dong residence to Acro Vista has begun.
The presidential office and the National Security Office have been conducting a thorough review regarding the relocation of the former president after his impeachment.
It is reported that in planning the security arrangements, considerations were made, particularly regarding the apartment-style environment of Acro Vista and the fact that the former president has more than ten pets.
Possibility of Future Residence Change
The move to Acro Vista in Seocho-dong could be a temporary measure.
According to officials from the presidential office, there are discussions about the possibility of searching for another residence after initially moving to the Seocho-dong home.
This consideration seems to stem from the judgment that an apartment living situation may impose restrictions on the security for a former president and the management of numerous pets.
The relocation of the former president is taking place a week after the Constitutional Court's impeachment decision, marking the beginning of a new routine for the former president.
The National Security Office has reportedly been closely examining the surrounding environment of Acro Vista to establish an appropriate security system fitting for a former president.
Meanwhile, the former president has remained at the Hanam-dong residence without any official schedule since his impeachment, and details regarding his future activities have not been specifically disclosed.
The political circles are also focusing on the former president's circumstances and whether he will express his political stance in the future.
Image sources: Former President Yoon Seok-yeol and Kim Gun-hee / News1, News1
