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South Koreans caught smoking cannabis in Canada will be punished when returning home

October 24, 2018

Police says citizens caught smoking cannabis in Canada will be punished according to South Korean laws when they return home.

South Koreans are being told not to smoke cannabis in Canada after legalisation.

Police say citizens caught smoking cannabis in Canada will be punished according to South Korean laws when returning home.

Their laws apply to citizens anywhere in the world.

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