Kang Ji-young “My hands are shaking and I’m crying”… Unfriendly response to complaints at police station exposed

Singer and actress Kang Ji-young from the group ‘KARA’ expressed her upset after witnessing unfriendly response to civil complaints at the police station. There is a lot of debate going on online about this.

On the 23rd, Kang Ji-young posted on her Instagram, “I’m going to bring out photos of my simple daily life and small, but not so small, heavy stories that happened in that daily life.”

He said that he stopped by the police station regarding his license. “I looked up what I needed in advance on my cell phone, prepared diligently, and headed to the police station.”

He continued, “But then I suddenly saw my mother coming to the next window to apply. “She overheard a conversation with the person at the counter, who was coming to renew her license,” she said.

Kang Ji-young said, “My mother was being asked, ‘Do you have health checkups from the government?’ and ‘Do you have a visual acuity of over 0.8?’ “She said that my mother’s score never exceeds 0.8,” she said. “Then she bluntly said, ‘You can’t renew today. “Or get your glasses adjusted right now.’ When my mother heard that, she was troubled.”

He expressed his frustration, saying, “If the mother next to me was my mother, and the person guiding me was so unfriendly, as if it was annoying, and I saw my mother in a situation where she didn’t know what to do, I thought my heart would break.”

He continued, “Nowadays, with the development of kiosks and numerous applications, it is sometimes difficult for me to keep up with the developments. When I thought, ‘It’s just because I don’t know how to do it,’ or ‘I just need to explain it in a little more detail,’ I got so angry that I started crying and my hands were shaking all the way home. “I was nervous,” he confessed.

Kang Ji-young also said, “I wish they would at least make a manual in large letters so that adults can understand it more easily. If I can be of help, I will participate and make it together.” You may say, ‘Who are you to say things like this?’ It’s okay if you don’t understand me because everyone can’t have the same thoughts. But I post this with a daughter’s heart for us parents,” she added.

There is a debate going on among netizens who have seen this. Some netizens said, “Regardless of whether it is unfriendly or friendly, it would be nice if there were more detailed explanations for seniors who may not be familiar with digital,” and “I have also worked in a service position.” People sympathized with Kang Ji-young, showing reactions such as “There is no reason to be unfriendly just because you are not a service worker,” “How blunt the employee’s tone of speech must have been to write something like this,” and “It is truly touching to say, ‘I will also participate.’” .

However, some people were of the opinion that “civil servants are not service workers.” They say, “What more should we do?” Stop forcing kindness”, “What more should a public servant do?”, “Then what can a public servant say in that situation?”, “Public servants have no choice but to follow the rules”, “Can you please let me know a little more kindly? There were negative reactions such as “It’s easy to talk about it with people who haven’t tried it before.”
Kim Ye-seul, Donga.com reporter [email protected]