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Singer-actor Park Yoo-chun of K-pop trio JYJ is set to work as a public service worker at Gangnam-gu Office starting Thursday, the Defense Ministry announced Tuesday.
The 29-year-old began his four-week basic military training on Aug. 27 at an Army training camp in Nonsan, South Chungcheong Province.
He will serve for two years as a public service worker, a substitute for active mandatory military service, due to his asthma.
By Ko Ji-seon (jiseonko@heraldcorp.com)
He will serve for two years as a public service worker, a substitute for active mandatory military service, due to his asthma.
By Ko Ji-seon (jiseonko@heraldcorp.com)
