No drug-related violations found in special crackdown on eve of Halloween
Police said Saturday they have found no drug-related violations during a joint crackdown the previous night on nightlife districts in Seoul on the eve of Halloween. Police carried out inspections at eight clubs in nightlife districts in Gangnam, Seocho and Yongsan on Friday night as part of a special drug crackdown that has been under way since August in cooperation with fire and municipality…
The Korea Times reports that police conducted a joint crackdown on nightlife districts in Seoul on the eve of Halloween, inspecting eight clubs in Gangnam, Seocho, and Yongsan. According to the source, no drug-related violations were found during the special drug crackdown, which has been ongoing since August and involves cooperation with fire and municipality authorities.
The police initiative targeted clubs, entertainment venues, and areas with high concentrations of foreigners due to the expected large crowds. The police have pledged to continue strengthening inspections and crackdown activities in vulnerable areas and urged the public to actively report drug-related crimes, offering anonymity and rewards for informants.
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