Jin and RM (BTS) are the next 2 members after Suga positive for COVID-19

Currently, 3 BTS members have COVID-19. This information makes BTS fans extremely worried.

On December 24, HYBE Labels suddenly confirmed that Suga (BTS) was positive for COVID-19. It is known that Suga has completed 2 vaccinations and has no symptoms. This information makes BTS fans worried. After completing the schedule in the US, the group has entered the rest p.eriod. The members have already returned home and Suga is the last member from the US to return to Korea.

It is known that the male idol returned to Korea on December 23 after spending time in the US. He took the test shortly after arriving at the airport and is currently self-isolating.

Although Suga has had 2 vaccinations and has no symptoms, when looking at the male idol's photo when he landed at Incheon airport, netizens still feel extremely worried. In this series of photos, BTS' rapper, despite wearing a tight mask, still reveals tired-looking eyes and a less-than-fresh face. Fans believe that at this point, Suga feels tired because of the infection, but there are also opinions that the male idol is exhausted due to the long flight.

Most recently, on the evening of December 25, HYBE Labels announced that Jin and RM (BTS) have tested positive for COVID-19. Thus, BTS has 3 members infected with COVID-19 after returning from the US: Suga, Jin and RM.

Jin returned to Korea from December 6, he tested PCR twice and gave negative results, as well as completed self-isolation at home. However, until today, the male idol showed symptoms, so he took a test and received a positive result.

RM returned to Korea on December 17, the leader of BTS also had a PCR test and the results were negative. As of today, 1 day before the end of home isolation, RM received a positive test result for COVID-19. During this time, RM had no symptoms.

It is known that both Jin and RM received 2 injections in August and did not come into contact with BTS members after returning to Korea. However, fans are still extremely worried and hope the members get well soon.

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It is known that the epidemic situation in Korea is very complicated. South Korea's Yonhap news agency reported that the number of Covid-19 infections in South Korea recorded on December 14 stayed below 6,000 for two consecutive days, with critical cases and deaths at a record high amid concerns that the Omicron variant could spread. lan.

According to the Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (KDCA), the country recorded an additional 5,567 infections, bringing the total to 528,652. Previously, the number of daily infections increased to a record level on December 8 and continued to stay above 7,000 for the following two days.

The number of critically ill patients is at an all-time high of 906. In addition, the number of deaths recorded on December 14 is 94, bringing the total to 4,387, with a mortality rate of 0.83%. The whole country recorded 5 more cases of Omicron variant, bringing the total to 119.

According to The Korea Herald, the shortage of hospital beds is seriously happening at hospitals across the country, with more than 80% of intensive care beds occupied by patients, as of the afternoon of December 11.

Seoul, where the epidemic is more severe than other areas, has only 34 beds left for the most severe patients. By midnight on December 11, there were 1,739 patients in Seoul and surrounding areas waiting for hospital beds, including 1,222 patients in the clinically vulnerable group.

According to official data, 29 patients died at home in the past 5 weeks without being hospitalized because hospitals had no beds available. Since the beginning of November, the government has issued four directives to hospitals to reserve extra beds for severe and critical Covid-19 patients.

Frontline medical workers also say that the increase in Covid-19 infections has put hospitals under pressure to become over the top.

South Korea has one of the highest rates of Covid-19 vaccination in the world, with about 91.8% of adults vaccinated.

According to Al Jazeera Radio, citing Dr. Alice Tan at MizMedi Women's Hospital in Seoul, authorities believe that high vaccination rates will help repel the virus when it opens in November. Most of the tall people. South Koreans get their first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine in February and March.

However, Dr. Alice Tan expressed concern about the spread of the Omicron variant in Korea: "Omicron is in the community and I am most worried that an increase in the number of infections will always lead to an increase in the number of hospitalizations. Now that the hospitals are full, we can't respond to another wave of Covid-19 adding to the current situation."

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