After testing positive for the COVID-19 infection, BTS Suga says that he is doing good while in self-quarantine. Moreover, he asks the ARMYs not to worry about him.
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BTS Suga Is In Good Shape While in Quarantine
Last December 27, BTS Suga posted on Weverse saying that he is doing good. Aside from that, he also asks the ARMYs not to worry about his health. He posted it three days after he tested positive for the coronavirus and now he is in self-quarantine.
"I'm very good. Don't worry too much," BTS Suga wrote on the fan community forum Weverse.
Furthermore, Big Hit Entertainment declared in a statement last Friday that Suga completed his COVID-19 vaccination in August together with his fellow BTS members.
The management agency added that Suga is currently administering self-care at home according to the guidelines of health authorities and he was not showing any symptoms.
Other BTS Members, RM and Jin, Test Positive For COVID-19
After BTS Suga's COVID-19 diagnosis was announced publicly, Big Hit Entertainment announced that RM and Jin had also tested positive for COVID-19 after coming back to Korea from the US.
Upon returning from the United States, RM immediately underwent PCR testing and the results came out negative then he entered into self-quarantine at home as authorized by the government's COVID-19 control procedures.
However, Big Hit stated that he underwent another PCR testing before being released from quarantine last Saturday and his result came out positive for COVID-19.
The company said that RM is exhibiting "no particular symptoms" as of now.
The group's Hyung, Jin, flew back to Korea last December 6 and he immediately underwent PCR testing upon his return and again before his release from self-quarantine. His results both came out negative.
But, Jin recently displayed flu-like symptoms and he underwent PCR testing and was found positive for COVID-19. Jin also exhibited light fever, and he is undergoing self-treatment at home.
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Both BTS members are now taking their self-treatment at home in accordance with the guidelines of the health authorities. Moreover, neither of the three had any contact with the remaining BTS members (J-Hope, Jimin, V, and Jungkook) after their return to Korea.
Big Hit Entertainment assures everyone that they will continue providing support for the fast recovery of Suga, RM, and Jin. They added that they will make the health and safety of their artists a top priority.
Moreover, they will continue to cooperate fully with the requests and guidelines of healthcare authorities.
Early this December, BTS announced that they will be taking a "long vacation" so that the boys will be recharged with fresh ideas for their upcoming activities next year. Moreover, the "long vacation" is also given to the members so that they could spend the Christmas and New Year Holidays together with their families.
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