Ousted Park apologizes, then faces prosecutors

SEOUL - Ousted South Korean president Park Geun-hye met on Tuesday with prosecutors to be questioned over a corruption scandal that led to her impeachment earlier this month.

Park, addressing the media at the Seoul Central District Prosecutors' Office, said she was sorry and vowed to face the interrogation faithfully. The grim-faced Park then entered the prosecutors' office in Seoul.

Park has stayed in her private home since she left the presidential Blue House on March 12. At that time, Park smiled and waved at supporters, who demanded nullification of the impeachment.