Lee Sang-ah finally left to cool down "I'm exhausted and can't get my head around"

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Actor Lee Sang-ah left to take a rest.

On the 16th, Lee Sang-ah said on her Instagram story, "I've been struggling and out of my mind for a few days."

Lee Sang-ah said, "I had a travel plan, but it was delayed and delayed, and then suddenly scheduled," adding, "Let's cool down because the store is also in a mess."

Recently, he said that there was a disturbance in which the police were dispatched to his dog cafe, and he went on a trip to cool down for a while.

Earlier on the 12th, Lee Sang-ah posted a video on social media showing police dispatched to a dog cafe she runs in Gwangju, Gyeonggi-do. The video showed a guest who brought his dog raising his voice to the police.

Lee Sang-ah explained the situation at the time, saying, "I started anew on March 1st, nervous about the entry of general restaurants with dogs and the revision of the general restaurant business license law, but the situation that took place before I went to work was still not sorted out."

He said, "[The customer] visited without knowing, and they were picky about it, prevented the children from walking around, and prevented them from eating comfortably. Of course, I'll be angry, he said. "I explained it well, but he wasn't stable. It was a foregone conclusion. I'm also angry when I'm selling, but what about the guardians. I was also sick, so I ended up exploding, and my voice got higher, so I ended up in this situation," he explained.

Meanwhile, the revision of the Food Sanitation Act came into force on the 1st. Until now, pets have been banned from entering restaurants in principle, but the revision will allow pets to enter general restaurants, rest restaurants, and confectionery stores that meet certain facilities and hygiene standards. However, at this time, the business establishment should comply with ▲ obligatory to check vaccination status ▲ measures to block contact between pets and customers ▲ mandatory movement restrictions such as chairs, cages, and leashes ▲ strengthening hygiene management such as installation of food covers.

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