Seungri's Dragging Controversy, Burning Sun Pecat Problem Director and Ready to Clear VIP Room - The Burning Sun nightclub located in Gangnam, Seoul became the public spotlight after a series of events revealed to the public. Starting from the persecution, the nightclub is now also suspected of being a place of practice for sexual abuse and drug trafficking.
Today, Monday (4/2), Lee Moon Ho, who is the CEO of Burning Sun, released an official statement via his Instagram account. He regretted the damage to Big Bang's Seungri image because his name was linked to Sun's Burning controversy.
In addition to a statement from CEO Lee Moon Ho, Burning Sun also released another official statement. The statement describes what they will do in the future.
First, it was determined that Director Jang had been fired from his position after the persecution incident. They also denied all allegations that clubs closed their eyes to the sale and use of drugs, and any acts of sexual violence.
"After the investigation, if the police find that the allegations are true, we will close the Burning Sun," they said. Burning Sun also states that they have taken legal action against those who spread false information about clubs, and will continue to do so.
Finally, Burning Sun stated that they would delete the VIP room which is currently being the topic of controversy, and increase the number of CCTVs to overcome the blind spot. They will also fire all employees who have criminal records or other related factors, and make KakaoTalk groups for female customers to file complaints that can be dealt with immediately.
Today, Monday (4/2), Lee Moon Ho, who is the CEO of Burning Sun, released an official statement via his Instagram account. He regretted the damage to Big Bang's Seungri image because his name was linked to Sun's Burning controversy.
In addition to a statement from CEO Lee Moon Ho, Burning Sun also released another official statement. The statement describes what they will do in the future.
First, it was determined that Director Jang had been fired from his position after the persecution incident. They also denied all allegations that clubs closed their eyes to the sale and use of drugs, and any acts of sexual violence.
"After the investigation, if the police find that the allegations are true, we will close the Burning Sun," they said. Burning Sun also states that they have taken legal action against those who spread false information about clubs, and will continue to do so.
Finally, Burning Sun stated that they would delete the VIP room which is currently being the topic of controversy, and increase the number of CCTVs to overcome the blind spot. They will also fire all employees who have criminal records or other related factors, and make KakaoTalk groups for female customers to file complaints that can be dealt with immediately.
