South Korea is known for its strict anti-cannabis laws, but did you know that they apply to its citizens even when they are outside the country? That's right, South Koreans can face legal consequences for using cannabis in countries where it is legal, such as Canada and some U.S. states. https://youtu.be/-ppcfaxm8QQ?si=rfHRML09Jt6IUqAA This is because of…
Three men in their 30s were arrested on Aug. 21 for alleged drug use at a camping site in the southeastern port city of Ulsan. Surveillance camera footage showed one men, half-naked, tumbling down into the bushes and then slapping himself on the face, while the other two attempted to drive a car with the doors open. They were found to be on Lysergic acid diethylamide, commonly known as LSD, a substance which induces hallucinations, according to the police.