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Now we have MBC news! Both SBS&MBC reported today! 🗣It has been confirmed that an ROk army female nurse officer in her 20s is under investigation for unauthorized visit to the military base where BTS member Jin(real name is Kim Seokjin) is stationed to serve. According to a military...

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Thank God media is covering the news.. PROTECT JIN SOUTH KOREA PROTECT JIN KEEP JIN SAFE @BIGHIT_MUSIC @HYBEOFFICIALtwt @ROK_MND @hellopolicy

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Thank you so much for sharing and translating the news and keeping us up to date.

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THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS!! 🙏🏼😭😭😭 SOUTH KOREA PROTECT JIN !!!! KEEP JIN SAFE !!!

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Can't government protect bts ??? Thn y did thy want them to severe military??? Hybe would have taken care of bts more than u .. 😒😒😒

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I want her in jail idc

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Relived that they're addressing the matter

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She had no idea that Jin was stationed in that division while the local and international media already covered his enlistment? Lies! I hope the personnel be tried at court martial. I hope the military does not tamper any evidence in the investigation

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SOUTH KOREA PROTECT JIN PROTECT JIN WE LOVE YOU JIN KEEP JIN SAFE SEOKJIN #방탄소년단진 #JIN #TheAstronaut @BTS_twt @ROK_MND @hellopolicy

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