K-pop sensation Suga on Monday said he was doing “good” and asked BTS ARMY to not worry about his health, three days after he tested positive for COVID-19. The 28-year-old had tested positive for the deadly virus during his self-quarantine, after taking the PCR test upon his return to South Korea from the US on December 23.
“I’m very good. Don’t worry too much,” Suga wrote on the fan community forum Weverse. BTS’ management company Big Hit Entertainment had said in a statement on Friday that Suga, whose real name is Min Yoon-gi, completed his second round of the COVID-19 vaccination in late August along with other members.
“He is currently administering self-care at home per the guidelines of the healthcare authorities,” the statement read, adding he was not showing symptoms.
A day after Suga’s diagnosis was made public, Big Hit Entertainment announced group leader RM and Jin had also tested COVID-19 positive after coming back from the US.
“After returning on Friday the 17th from the United States following his personal schedule as part of his official vacation period, RM immediately underwent PCR testing, was found negative and entered into self-quarantine in his home as mandated by COVID-19 control procedures.
“However, he underwent PCR testing today before his scheduled release from quarantine and was found to be positive for COVID-19,” Big Hit said on Saturday.
The company said RM, whose real name is Kim Nam-joon, is currently exhibiting “no particular symptoms”.
Giving an update about Jin (Kim Seok-jin), Big Hit said the musician flew back to South Korea on December 6 and underwent PCR testing immediately after his return and again before his release from self-quarantine. He was found negative on both occasions.
“However, feeling flu-like symptoms this afternoon he underwent PCR testing and was found positive for COVID-19 late this evening. He is exhibiting mild symptoms including light fever, and is undergoing self-treatment at home,” the company said about Jin.
