Seoul City: ”August is the month of war against illegal drugs”... ”Special crackdown” on entertainment venues = South Korea

On the 8th, the city of Seoul in South Korea announced that it would be conducting a special crackdown on illegal drugs at over 4,000 entertainment facilities in Seoul, including club-style bars, for the month of August.
According to the National Police Agency, illegal drug offenses at entertainment facilities surged 3.6-fold in three years, from 193 in 2020 to 686 last year.
By age, more than half of all illegal drug offenders are in their 20s and 30s, and Seoul City has
The Seoul Metropolitan Government has established a police force consisting of 360 people, including the city's Civil Affairs and Judicial Police Bureau, 51 agencies including the 25 districts, the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency, and local police stations.
The city of Seoul plans to impose administrative sanctions on businesses discovered during the crackdown, and to make public the names of businesses, introducers, and details of violations.
Kim Tae Hee, head of Seoul's Civil Health Bureau, said, "Through special policing of illegal drugs at entertainment venues, we hope to eliminate illegal drug violations at clubs and other establishments."
"It's so bad," he said.