Two men appeared in the women's bath at a famous hot spring resort...Woman complains of mental pain = South Korea

A mother and daughter are complaining that they encountered two naked men in the sauna of a hotel in Suanbo, located in Chungju, Chungbuk, a famous hot spring resort. 30
Her daughter is suffering from trauma and is complaining of mental anguish. According to Yonhap News on the 20th, Ms. A, a woman in her 30s living in Chungju City, and her mother went to a hot spring at a hotel in Suanbo around 5:40 pm on the 7th of this month.
She was drying her hair naked after taking a bath with her mother in the sauna. At this time, she said she met the eyes of two men she didn't know in the mirror.
The men who met Mr. A's eyes looked surprised and immediately ran out of the women's bath.
Mr. A screamed. When a female staff member heard this, she rushed to the scene and apologized, saying, ``It seems like she gave the key to the locker to a male customer and went into the women's sauna while she was on the phone.''
However, after the incident, Mr. A revealed that he was undergoing psychiatric treatment and drug treatment due to feelings of shame and anxiety. Despite this, the hotel did not issue a special apology and paid compensation of 1 million yen.
Mr. A claimed that he tried to cover it up with won (approximately 110,000 yen). Mr. A said, ``I was hoping for a sincere apology from the hotel representative rather than a financial issue, but the representative still hasn't called or texted me once.
``It may not be a special thing for others, but it remains a huge trauma for me.''
The statement also stated, ``I can't shake the regret that I was suddenly seen naked due to insufficient management on the part of the hotel.There has been no apology from the perpetrators,'' and the statement stated, ``We will definitely hold them accountable, even through civil litigation.''
. Mr. A reported the two men who entered the women's sauna to Chungju Police Station on the 19th of this month. place
He was investigated on suspicion of trespassing. The men, both executives in their 50s from a trade union organization, were investigated after accidentally entering the women's sauna while participating in a training program.
A police official said, ``The investigation is still ongoing, but it appears that he drank alcohol at a dinner party and accidentally entered the women's sauna after making a reservation for the men's sauna.''
``We also checked CCTV (security cameras), but it seems difficult to prove that it was intentional.''