Incheon International Airport Corp. (IIAC) has issued notices ordering homeless people seeking refuge from a severe heatwave to leave the terminals. A human rights advocacy group demanded an end to the evictions, condemning the move as rushed and procedurally flawed. The airport operator said Monday it has been posting notices on the belongings of homeless people since July 30. The notices warn that sleeping or lodging in airport facilities is prohibited under the Airport Facilities Act, ordering recipients to stop immediately and leave the passenger terminals. It added that those who fail to comply could face fines, detention and other penalties, and could be held liable for damages. In response, Homeless Action issued a statement on Aug. 3 arguing the notices violate the legally required grace period under the Framework Act on Public Administration. The group demanded an immediate halt to moves to remove vulnerable people from one of their last public refuges. "The operator has a public duty to provide necessary protection to homeless people in cooperation with local governments," the