A taxi driver caught fire during a protest against a request

A taxi driver from South Korea died after being slain "lo lo bonzo" in the heart of Seoulduring a protest against a request to share a vehicle, becoming the third deadly victim in such incidents.

The 76-year-old man was burned by the fire near the country's capital and died shortly after his admission to the hospital, according to the South Korean police.

Sources from the taxi drivers' union claimed that the man had participated in several protests against the application filed by Kakao Corp. on Dec. 17.

Since the launch of this system Four taxi drivers were killed, three of whom died.

At the end of November, tens of thousands of taxi drivers protested against the company's plan near the National Assembly (the legislature) and asked for the approval of a Bill banning their entry into the market, believing that this technology puts your service at risk.