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'Injection Aunt' controversy expands beyond comedian Park Na-rae

The police investigation into the so-called “Injection Aunt” case, involving allegations of illegal medical treatment provided to comedian Park Na-rae and others, is expanding to other celebrities reportedly summoned by authorities and questioned over their alleged connections to the case. Controversy has intensified after broadcaster Jun Hyun-moo, SHINee members Key and Onew, and YouTuber…

'Injection Aunt' controversy expands beyond comedian Park Na-rae

The police investigation into the "Injection Aunt" case, which centers around allegations of illegal medical treatment provided to comedian Park Na-rae and others, is expanding to include other celebrities. Authorities have reportedly questioned broadcaster Jun Hyun-moo, SHINee members Key and Onew, and YouTuber HAETNIM as part of their probe into allegations that they received medical procedures from an unlicensed practitioner known as "Injection Aunt."

The Seoul Gangnam Police Station conducted interviews with the individuals between June and July, raising concerns about whether they were aware that the practitioner was not licensed to practice medicine in Korea.

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