S Korea to fine VW 37.3b won, pursue execs over emissions ads
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SOUTH Korea said it will file criminal complaints against five former and current executives at Volkswagen AG's South Korean unit and fine the company a record 37.3 billion won (S$45.49 million) for false advertising on vehicle emissions.
The fine, a record for false advertising in the Asian country, indicates that South Korean authorities are in no mood to soften their tough line on the German carmaker's emissions-test cheating, having already suspended most of its sales in the country since August.
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