Korean Artist Haechan Accused of Indoor Smoking: SM Entertainment Apologizes

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Jan.12.2024
Korean Artist Haechan Accused of Indoor Smoking: SM Entertainment Apologizes
Korean artist Haechan from SM Entertainment admits to smoking indoors, violating the country's smoking laws and will pay the required fine.

According to a report by Korean media outlet Koreaboo on January 11, South Korean artist Haechan has recently been accused of smoking indoors. It is important to note that smoking in public places is prohibited in South Korea, with offenders facing fines. This news has left fans feeling unsettled.

 

Once again, SM Entertainment has acknowledged Haechan's mistake through a media statement and has stated that he will be responsible for paying the corresponding fine.

 

In the statement, we express our deep apologies for the reckless behavior of Haechan, which has caused public concern. In the dance training video released by NCT 127 on January 10th, we have confirmed the fact that Haechan used an e-cigarette indoors. Today, we have received a fine notification from the relevant health department regarding this issue, and we will fully pay the fine. At the same time, we will take special precautions to ensure that such issues do not occur in the future.

 

Subsequent reports indicate that Haechan may suspend his work for a break.

 

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