The police in South Korea have initiated a special crackdown on crimes affecting livelihood prices, including housing price collusion and ticket scalping.
The South Korean police have announced the launch of a special crackdown on crimes that impact livelihood prices, specifically targeting housing price collusion. The National Police Agency's Special Investigation Headquarters stated that the operation will run from October 3 to October 31, covering an eight-month period during which a task force will focus on investigating and recovering profits from these crimes. This intensified effort comes amidst President Lee Jae-myung's campaign to apply pressure on property owners.
