Jangsu-gun, Application and Receipt of Investigation Request for Military Death Accident

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Go Dallyeong] Jangsu County announced on the 28th that it will accept petitions until September 13 to ensure that the families of those who died during military service have no grievances, in cooperation with the Presidential Military Death Accident Investigation Committee.

The petition acceptance covers not only so-called "unexplained military deaths," where the cause of death is suspected to be unclear, but also all types of deaths that occurred in the military, including accidental deaths, deaths from illness, and self-inflicted deaths (suicides).

To submit a petition, applicants can download the application form from the committee's website, fill it out, and then submit it by visiting the committee in person, or by mail, email, or fax.

If applicants have difficulty filling out the form or wish to receive detailed consultation, they can inquire through the committee's main phone line.

Jangsu County plans to continuously promote awareness by placing promotional leaflets and posters at public service points such as the main office civil service center, eup/myeon administrative welfare centers, and myeon offices, as well as publishing notices in eup/myeon village chief newsletters to ensure that bereaved families in the area do not miss the application deadline.

The Presidential Military Death Accident Investigation Committee (hereinafter referred to as the Committee) was established in September 2018 under a special law, and during its three-year activity period, it receives petitions from bereaved families or witnesses regarding deaths that occurred in the military and conducts fair and objective investigations to uncover the truth.

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