South Korean lawmaker Ahn Cheol-soo, who completed a full marathon, demands 100 million won in damages from the director of the Public Opinion Center who raised the theory that he has a health problem.

Ahn Cheol-soo, a member of the People's Power (ruling party) (61), will pay 100 million won in damages to Jang Sung-cheol (53), director of the Public Opinion Center, who has raised a 'health abnormality theory' against him.
A civil lawsuit was filed seeking compensation (approximately 11.39 million yen). On the 5th, the Seoul Southern District Court decided against a lawsuit for damages filed by Rep. Ahn against Director Jang on the 31st of last month, in the judgment of Civil 6Exclusive's Ahn Hong-jun.
It was revealed that he was assigned to the matter. The rumor that Rep. Ahn is in poor health came to light last month when Lee Jun-seok, a former national representative, said to Rep. Ahn, ``I don't deal with sick people.''
It became a carving. The next day, Director Jang said in an interview on a CBS radio program, ``On June 2 of last year, Rep. Ahn collapsed and CPR was performed on him.''
In response, Representative Yasu's side issued a statement saying, ``Representative Yasu does not suffer from any underlying disease or other illness.
If he does not apologize, we will take legal action." However, Director Jang rather clarified the basis for his assertion that ``Ahn Cheol-soo has a heart problem'' and did not waver in his claims.
Rep. Ahn participated in the Chuncheon Marathon held on the 29th of last month and quelled the controversy.
On the same day, Congressman Yasu, who completed the full marathon course (42.195 km), said, ``The people's tax
``Politicians who receive annual salaries and salaries have a duty to properly manage their own physical and mental strength.''