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“Suspicions of riding in water grew and reproduced when the crisis in the country hit”
“When you don’t have enough time to think about getting vaccinations”
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Na Gyeong-won, a former member of the Future Integration Party (now the People’s Power), issued an immigration certificate and birth certificate from pregnancy to delivery on the 23rd when the suspicion of the birth of her child was raised. .
In the morning, the ex-legislator published a photo on his social network service (SNS) and said: “Last year, when the crisis in the country broke out, they needed a false suspicion of risk. Rumors that I had an expeditionary delivery at a postpartum kitchen facility in Los Angeles, USA, were systematically spread by certain forces and expanded and reproduced. “At that time, the immigration certificate from pregnancy to delivery and the birth certificate issued for the visit to Seoul National University Hospital yesterday afternoon were published. I do,” he wrote.
The ‘immigration facts’ disclosed by former legislators were issued on September 19 of last year and, according to the document, ‘immigration records within the record control period’ for the period from January 1, 1997 to January 31 December 1998. ‘There is no. The birth certificate issued by the Seoul National University Hospital the previous day also records that her son, Kim Mo, was born on December 12, 1997 at the Seoul National University Hospital in Jongno-gu, Seoul.
Regarding the suspicion that arose, I said: “When the time to worry about issues such as ensuring vaccines is insufficient, only a breath comes out of the reality that we have to respond to this absurd conspiracy theory.” The postpartum cooking center in Los Angeles, USA, opened long after I gave birth to my son, so I honestly thought that these rumors weren’t worth responding to. ”“ But it seems my expectations were too high. Even the ruling Democratic Party, which is the ruling party, commented and added to the suspicion of an expeditionary birth. ” secretary to obtain a document proving the birth. The document that the secretary received as of September 2019 was the comment I published on the 21st, “he explained.
“The problem is reporting the conspiracy theories spread by very few people as big news and creating unnecessary controversy,” said former Congressman Na. “I deeply hope for a Republic of Korea where common sense works. Please, I strongly ask that you stop these crimes.”
Previously, on the 21st, when his son enlisted in the army, the former legislator published a photo of his son and his birth report in 1997 together, refuting the suspicion of an expeditionary birth. However, some people repeatedly demanded that the birth certificate be published, saying that the issuance of observations was unusual.
Professor Han Myung-Seok from the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Dong-A University Hospital in Busan noted that it was “a very peculiar statement” via social media. Professor Han said: “It is a very unusual case of issuing an opinion letter that was delivered 22 years ago.” “The statement is literally just a doctor’s opinion. No mention of the birth at Seoul National University Hospital. If it were issued as a medical certificate, it would be more reliable because the doctor who issued it could be held liable. “
/ Reporter Hyein Lee [email protected]
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