South Korean prosecutors ask the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to impose administrative sanctions on 5 people including Terra founder Do Kwon and demand that they return their passports

According to News1, South Korea's Seoul South District Prosecutor's Office today requested the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to impose administrative sanctions on five people including Terra founder Do Kwon. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs will issue an order to return the passports and restrict the issuance of passports to them. Under the country's passport law, a person for whom a warrant has been issued can refuse to issue or reissue a passport, or an order for the return of a passport can be issued to a person who is abroad. Foresight News previously reported that South Korean prosecutors issued arrest warrants for people stranded in Singapore, including Do Kwon, the founder of Terra, and Nicholas Platias, a founding member of TFL, on charges of violating the Capital Markets Act.