BLACKPINK 'National Museum Fan Meeting' Controversy..Will the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism Be Audited? Complaint Filed via National Public Complaints Center [Star Issue]

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The 10th-anniversary fan meeting for girl group BLACKPINK (BLACKPINK), held at the National Museum of Korea, has triggered a request for an audit by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism.

On the morning of the 10th, a complaint was filed via the National Public Complaints Center requesting that the Audit Division of the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism investigate and inspect the approval process, facility usage, visitor restrictions, and homepage notices related to BLACKPINK (Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé, Lisa)'s event at the National Museum of Korea, as well as review the necessity of a special audit.

An auditor has currently been assigned, with the scheduled date for processing the audit request set for the 19th.

Previously, on the 8th, to mark their 10th debut anniversary, BLACKPINK invited 40 fans to hold a 'Meet & Greet' event at the National Museum of Korea. However, due to restrictions on access to certain exhibition spaces and changes to workshop schedules, the complainant requested verification of whether the event was an external rental or a joint initiative or cultural/propaganda project organized by the National Museum of Korea.

It is also reported that the complainant requested an examination of facility usage approval, restrictions on viewing certain exhibition areas, changes to existing program schedules, and the process of homepage notices.

In response, our publication contacted the official in charge at the National Public Complaints Center of the National Museum of Korea but was unable to reach them.

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