Winner Song Min-ho is embroiled in suspicions of poor alternative service ahead of his call-up this month.
Dispatch reported on the 17th that Song Min-ho, who is serving as an alternative as a social service worker, has not been going to work properly since moving to a Mapo resident convenience facility.
According to reports, Song Min-ho moved from the Mapo Facilities Management Corporation in Seoul to Mapo Residents' Convenience Facility in March. Mr. A, the head of residential facilities and Song Min-ho's boss, reportedly brought him in March.
In particular, Song Min-ho sometimes appeared after moving to work, signed for work, and smoked and disappeared. He said he visited the facility more than 10 times from November to early December, but he never saw Song Min-ho.
It was also reported that Song Min-ho did not go to work properly even after returning home after a five-night and six-day trip to Hawaii on October 30.
The facility reportedly revealed the day Song Min-ho did not go to work, citing annual leave and sick leave. However, A, who is in charge, has not disclosed the work department and CCTV for personal information.
In this regard, YG Entertainment denied the allegations, saying, "I'm on normal duty."
Song Min-ho began his alternative service on March 24 last year and is set to be released from the call-up on the 23rd, six days later.
Reporter Lee Yu Na from Digital News Team.
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