According to an exclusive media outlet report on August 23 KST, representatives from the Seoul Regional Office of the Military Manpower Administration will soon launch an internal investigation into the working conditions at the Yongsan-gu government office where BTS member SUGA is assigned for his public service.

The investigation will inquire into whether or not SUGA received preferential treatment at his post, and if any regulations regarding public service duties were violated since SUGA began his service. The measures seem to be in response to a civil complaint filed against SUGA earlier this month on August 12, demanding an investigation to find out if the BTS member received any preferential treatment at his post prior to and after his DUI incident, such as taking unnecessary days off. 

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