Da-Hye Moon sues Kwak Sang-do for “preferential treatment at Seoul National University Hospital,”

It was confirmed on the 18th that Dahye, the daughter of President Moon Jae-in, sued the police last month against Rep. Kwak Sang-do, who raised suspicion of preferential treatment for his son and President Moon’s only grandson, Seomo-gun. It is a charge of defamation due to timely false facts.

Moon also sued Seoul National University Hospital officials and former aide at Clinic Kwak’s office on charges of leaking medical information and violating the Personal Information Protection Act. Moon attended the Cyber ​​Investigation Division of the Seoul Police Agency last month and was investigated by the complainant.

In December of last year, on his Facebook page, Rep. Kwak said, “Seogun visited Seoul National University Children’s Hospital in May (2020) to receive medical treatment, and in this process, he received reports of cheating such as requesting medical treatment and advancing medical treatment days. I posted a post.

Rep. Kwak said, “After making an appointment to the pediatrics, Seo-gun also received treatment from other departments such as otolaryngology at the site on the day of the treatment.”

Attorney Oh Sun-hee, the legal representative of Mr. Moon, said, “Seogun only received medical treatment with children and adolescents on the day she visited the hospital.”

In addition, “We included a former aide and a Seoul National University Hospital official who revealed that they had obtained military treatment through urinary tract with Kwak. It is a big problem to use a child’s medical records falsely. He also suggested the possibility of a civil lawsuit.

An official from Kwak’s office said, “I have not received any contact from the police regarding the complaint, and I learned it through media reports (today).”

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