[자막뉴스] 수료 당일 이등병에게 온 전화 한 통...말문이 '턱' / YTN

Private A recently graduated from the frontline Army Division's new recruit training center in Gangwon Province. On the day of the graduation ceremony, his parents came to visit, and while they were having dinner together at a pension, he received a phone call. [Private A's father: (From the side) I was listening in, and he said it was military accident insurance. He thought it was insurance provided by the military. My son said all his classmates had received it. I was wondering, but after he hung up, he received a verification text and a KakaoTalk message.] My father, who had been observing the military recently, thought it had really improved, but something seemed strange. My son didn't have a driver's license and wasn't even a driver, but when I looked at the policy, it wasn't general accident insurance, but driver's insurance. He asked me to sign up via mobile phone and sign electronically, but it was 11,700 won per month. The insurance premium was automatically deducted from his military pay account. [Private A's father: As a trainee, as a new recruit, you do whatever you're told. (So, what about graduating from training camp and talking about the military?) You do everything. In fact, if they call and ask for military accident insurance, they'll do it.] Similar reports of damage are pouring in on military-related online bulletin boards and training camps for families of trainees. Some insurance companies are reportedly soliciting new recruits for insurance, such as driver's insurance, as if it were offered by the military. Where on earth did the soldiers' personal information, such as their contact information and enlistment schedule, come from? Insurance companies collected personal information from the Nara Sarang Card, which soldiers receive during their military physicals or receive after entering training camp. [Conversation between an insurance company representative and a trainee's family member: My son didn't experience this situation, and he may have consented to marketing when he applied for the Nara Sarang Card. (It says they'll send you the information then because he consented, Dad.)] The unit denied any connection between the insurance sales solicitation and the military and is now investigating. However, given the availability of cell phone use, they are not yet able to ascertain the insurance status of all soldiers in each unit. The insurance company in question also stated that they are investigating the details of the insurance sales with their agents. [Insurance company official: The person who sold the insurance said they obtained the information while creating the Love Your Country Card. It seems like the complainant said something like this, but we're trying to verify the details.] A sales call from a major insurance company mentioning the military was made to a new recruit who had just completed training. The victims are raising suspicions that soldiers' personal information was leaked and demanding systemic reform. This is YTN's Ji-hwan. ▶ Original article: https://www.ytn.co.kr/_ln/0134_202209... ▶ Report: https://mj.ytn.co.kr/mj/mj_write.php ▣ Subscribe to YTN YouTube Channel: http://goo.gl/Ytb5SZ ⓒ YTN. Unauthorized reproduction and redistribution prohibited.