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'Lost Memory, Rushed to ER' Han Seok-joon... Agency: "Briefly Bumped, No Health Issues" 

Hwang Sujin Reporter / Updated : 2025-10-01 06:54:10
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The agency of broadcaster Han Seok-joon, a former announcer, has stated that there are "no specific health issues," after concerns rose when it was reported that he had "collapsed with a lapse in memory."

On the 30th, Han Seok-joon posted on his SNS, saying, "I am thankful for today," and "Last week, I suddenly collapsed at home with a lapse in memory."

He continued, "When my wife woke me up, I couldn't tell if I was waking up from sleep or returning from death. There was a lot of blood, and I couldn't speak properly. I was rushed to the emergency room, had a brain scan, and received treatment for the tear." He recalled the situation at the time.

He added, "I'm much better now, but looking back, it's terrifying. If my wife hadn't been there, if I had been alone—if even one of those countless 'what ifs' had been different, this moment wouldn't exist now."

As the news became a big topic, an outpouring of concern from fans followed. In response, his agency, SM C&C, reassured them, saying, "It's not a major health issue. He briefly lost consciousness when he bumped into something while collapsing," adding, "There are no specific health problems."

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