South Korean officials have asked Interpol to issue a red notice for Terra co-founder Do Kwon.
On September 17, the Singapore Police Force made a press verification stating that Do Kwon was not in the country contrary to the allegations. After Singapore’s confirmation, South Korea contacted Interpol for Kwon, which it sought with a busy agenda. In the contacts made, a red notice was declared and demanded to be searched all over the world.
South Korea Contacts Interpol for Do Kwon
The recent Terra crises have taken a heavy place on the agenda. Do Kwon, the protagonist of this entire crisis, was wanted in South Korea with various accusations. As a result of the investigations and researches, it was claimed that he was not in South Korea, but went to Singapore, but contrary to these claims, it turned out that Do Kwon was not there either.
Along with the latest developments, South Korean authorities demanded that Interpol search for Do Kwon with a red notice all over the world.
The red notice requested by South Korea will lead to Do Kwon being searched through member law enforcement agencies in 195 countries around the world. But South Korea’s Interpol contact is still in the demand stage.
Kwon had previously stated that he did not run away and wanted to cooperate with the authorities.
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