Greenpeace campaigners climbed a 40-metre billboard advertisement for Hyundai Mo...
A man writes a message on an advertisement promoting Hyundai Motor's sedan Sonata in front of Hyundai Motor's headquarter building in Seoul, South Korea, September 15, 2019. The message reads"No more internal combustion engines". Picture taken on September 15, 2019. Greenpeace/Yonhap via REUTERS
Police said they were investigating the group on suspicion of defacing the advertisement for a sedan next to a busy expressway in the capital, Seoul. The sign, visible to travellers making their way home to Seoul on Sunday along the busy expressway after a long holiday weekend, was later taken down.
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