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Korean Sport & Olympic Committee Attempts to Enter Handball Stadium with Police support... 95 Days After Lockdown

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▲ A view of the Olympic Hall where the Korean Sport & Olympic Committee is located. The Korean Sport & Olympic Committee attempts to enter the handball arena with police support... 95 days after the lockdown.

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The Olympic Park Handball Stadium in Songpa-gu, Seoul, had been blocked for 95 days due to a rally, but on the morning of the 8th, nine sports organizations under the Korean Olympic Committee, along with the police and the National Election Commission, entered the facility and began normalizing operations and securing supplies.

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Korean Sports Council staff and police entered the Olympic Park Handball Stadium in Songpa-gu, Seoul, which had been blocked due to protests blocking the Jamsil vote counting station for the June 3 local elections. This comes 95 days after the blockade began. Police successfully entered the stadium around 9:13 a.m. on the 8th after removing tents and banners set up in front of Gates 2 and 3.

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▲ A view of the Olympic Hall where the Korean Sport & Olympic Committee is located. The Korean Sport & Olympic Committee attempts to enter the handball arena with police support... 95 days after the lockdown.

On the 8th, sports organizations under the Korean Olympic Committee entered the vote counting station at the Jamsil Olympic Park Handball Arena in Songpa-gu, Seoul, where blockade protests have been ongoing, with the cooperation of the police. This marks 95 days since the blockade protests began following the ballot shortage during the June 3 local elections. It has also been 84 days since the Korean Olympic Committee's attempt to enter was thw…

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The Korean Sport & Olympic Committee (KSOC) entered the Olympic Park Handball Arena in Songpa-gu, Seoul, on the 8th. This comes 95 days after the blockade protests began. To normalize operations, the KSOC removed computer equipment, work files, and administrative documents stored in offices within the arena. During this process, protesters blocked entry, leading to a standoff between the two sides. Police lined up on both sides to secure the ent…

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Naver broke the news on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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