Broadcaster Park Na Rae is embroiled in the “injection auntie” controversy, and now allegations have surfaced that she pressured a former manager to engage in actions that may violate medical laws, such as proxy prescriptions.
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According to a Channel A report on the 12th, Park Na Rae’s former manager, Mr. A, filed a complaint with the police on the 8th, claiming, “Park Na Rae continuously demanded prescriptions for drugs that could be considered illegal medical practices and sent pressuring messages when I did not comply.”
Mr. A revealed that Park Na Rae requested specific prescriptions under the pretext of “artist care,” sending messages implying, “Once you have prescribed it once, there’s no way out. You may not be able to continue this work going forward.” He also submitted screenshots of these messages as evidence.
The police, having received the complaint from the former manager, plan to investigate related parties for possible charges of coercion against Park Na Rae. Earlier, on the 3rd, Park Na Rae’s former managers publicly accused her of workplace harassment, special injury, proxy prescription, and non-payment of progress fees, announcing intentions to file for provisional seizure and a lawsuit for damages amounting to ₩100 million KRW (about $68,000 USD).
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Park Na Rae’s side denied some claims, stating, “The former managers demanded an amount equivalent to 10% of the company’s sales after their severance pay,” but the suspicions continue to spread rapidly.
The medical community has expressed serious concerns, especially with allegations that include injections and IV administration by non-medical personnel and proxy prescriptions of psychotropic drugs.
Park Na Rae announced on the 8th that she will suspend all broadcasting activities until everything is clearly resolved and has stepped back from official activities.
