Shin Jung-hwan, the whole story of the 'dengue fever incident' 16 years ago.."A guy I know told me to go to the hospital". [Stay]

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Shin Jung-hwan, a former duo countryman, revealed the whole story of the dengue fever incident himself.

On the 2nd, a video titled "I invited a man of love and hatred who was once called God" was posted on the YouTube channel "B-list Studio."

On this day, the MCs asked Shin Jung-hwan, "Whose idea was dengue?"

Shin Jung-hwan said, "I've never heard of malaria or dengue fever. At that time, I had an accident and couldn't get on the plane. In the meantime, an acquaintance brother who was doing business in the Philippines called me. He said, 'You've been playing games all night for a few days, don't you have a fever?' So I touched my forehead and it was really hot. The brother confessed, "Dengue fever is in vogue in the Philippines now, so go to the hospital."

"I went to the hospital and did a blood test, and the results came out a week later. There was a younger brother next to me, so I said, 'Take a picture just in case.' I thought I should leave a record because it could be a real dengue fever," he explained why he left a picture.

Shin Jung-hwan said, "There was a computer in the hospital, so I went into the fan cafe. In order to reassure the fans, he said, 'Everyone, I think I have dengue fever,' and posted a picture. However, he explained the whole story of the incident, saying, "The fans have to see it only for themselves, but they sent it to the media and said, 'My brother is dengue fever.'

He said, "At that time, the producer of 'Midnight TV Entertainment' was on a business trip to the Philippines. He came to the hospital and met the doctor in charge, and the doctor said, "I have a fever, but I don't think it's dengue." That left me with nowhere else to go by lying," he recalled.

He said, "If I go back, I will admit my mistake. Didn't you do a big thing?"

Meanwhile, Shin Jung-hwan was sentenced to eight months in prison for overseas gambling in 2010, but was released on parole in December that year. At the time, he claimed that he had dengue fever in the Philippines to hide his gambling, but was removed from the broadcaster after being found to be false.

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