The SBS arts program 'Jungle's Law' apologized for criticism that they had unlawfully killed the endangered king of the Great King of Thailand, but the controversy is not sinking.
The Thai authorities have announced their intention to respond to the request for the program as well as to strongly respond to the cast of the King's clams.
Actor Lee Yul-yin (23), who appeared in "The Law of the Jungle" on March 29, found a coral clam while recovering food from the sea near Kohmuk Island in southern Thailand. Thai social network service (SNS) has been criticized mainly by taking the king 's clams protected by endangered species and taking the propaganda to the scene where the cast members eat.
On the 6th (local time), AFP said on the 3th, "I accused Mr. Lee of two charges of violating the National Parks Act and the Wildlife Protection Act," a spokeswoman for Hota Ohmy National Park said.
The Thai authorities have announced their intention to respond to the request for the program as well as to strongly respond to the cast of the King's clams.
Actor Lee Yul-yin (23), who appeared in "The Law of the Jungle" on March 29, found a coral clam while recovering food from the sea near Kohmuk Island in southern Thailand. Thai social network service (SNS) has been criticized mainly by taking the king 's clams protected by endangered species and taking the propaganda to the scene where the cast members eat.
On the 6th (local time), AFP said on the 3th, "I accused Mr. Lee of two charges of violating the National Parks Act and the Wildlife Protection Act," a spokeswoman for Hota Ohmy National Park said.
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[출처: 중앙일보] 멸종 위기 대왕조개 채취한 배우 이열음…태국 “징역형 엄벌”
"It is a criminal act and we will not withdraw the accusation," Narong said in an apology to the crew. "Even if Lee is not in Thailand, the police will find a way to find him." Whether the case is dismissed depends on the decision of the Thai court.
Thailand can face up to five years in prison if it violates the National Parks Act, and up to four years in jail if it violates the Wildlife Protection Act. At the same time, a fine of up to 20,000 baht (about 760,000 won) should be paid.
On the other hand, the jungle lawmaker said, "There is no illegal part" about the controversy. However, on the 5th when rebellion continued, I apologize for the fact that I did not fully understand the local regulations beforehand.
According to the National Park, their clams were collected near the Andaman Sea, part of the national park, and a Thai company hired as a local coordinator to shoot the program requested a permit from the National Park Wildlife Conservation Bureau.
[출처: 중앙일보] 멸종 위기 대왕조개 채취한 배우 이열음…태국 “징역형 엄벌”
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