Shruti GautamTLDR: The retirement of the head and vice head of the Corruption Investigation Office for High-ranking Officials (CIO) has left a leadership vacuum at the anti-corruption probe body. The previous head, Kim Jin-wook, retired earlier in the month, and the vice head, Yeo Woon-kook, retired on Sunday. The CIO was launched to independently investigate corruption cases involving public officials, but has come under scrutiny for its sluggish performance and lack of successful indictments.
LEAD: No heads, no leaders Anti-corruption probe body reels in absence.
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