Prime Minister's Office Employee Suspended From Duty for Asking a Question Referring to a "Private Citizen" During Han Dong-Hoon's Press Conference
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The Prime Minister's Office suspended an employee from duty on the 14th for asking a question without revealing their identity during a press conference held by independent lawmaker Han Dong-hoon. The Prime Minister's Office announced that Section Chief G, affiliated with the Office for Government Policy Coordination, was removed from his assigned duties as of that day. Section Chief G was removed during Rep. Han's press conference at the Nation…
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Lee Sang-hyun = The Prime Minister's Office has decided to suspend from duty the employee who identified themselves as a private citizen and asked questions during a press conference held by independent lawmaker Han Dong-hoon...
Regarding the incident in which a Prime Minister's Office employee concealed their identity and asked a question at Representative Han Dong-hoon's press conference, sparking suspicions of surveillance, the Prime Minister's Office has taken measures to remove the employee from their duties. Prime Minister Han Duck-soo expressed regret and promised to establish measures to prevent a recurrence.
Han Sung-sook Expresses Regret to Han Dong-hoon and the Public 'Three Days Later'
A section chief from the Prime Minister's Office, who sparked controversy by identifying himself as a "private citizen" while asking questions during a press conference held by independent lawmaker Han Dong-hoon, has ultimately been removed from his duties. The Prime Minister's Office announced on the 14th that it had decided to suspend the employee in question from his duties. According to the office, the employee was removed from his previou…
The Prime Minister's Office removed a division head from his duties after he answered "ordinary citizen" when asked about his status during a press conference by independent lawmaker Han Dong-hoon.
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