Suga (BTS) officially recovered from COVID-19, what is his current condition?

This is considered good news on New Year's Day for ARMYs.

On December 24, the management company HYBE announced that member Suga (BTS) was positive for the SARS-CoV-2 virus. The male rapper returned to Korea after completing the concert "Permission to dance: On stage" and his personal vacation schedule in Los Angeles, USA.

After that, Suga had to undergo isolation and treatment according to the instructions of the quarantine agency. The management company said, the male idol received the second dose of vaccine at the end of August and his health is in a stable state, without any special symptoms. Notably, he also received a notification that he had COVID-19 while in self-isolation and did not contact the rest of the members.

"We will give our best support so that Suga can recover his health as soon as possible. The health and safety of the artist is our top priority. In addition, we will cooperate and do our best. according to the requirements and instructions of the quarantine agency", the male rapper's management company emphasized.

On January 3, an official statement confirming Suga's complete recovery was released: "Hello, this is Big Hit Music. We would like to inform you that BTS member SUGA. has fully recovered from COVID-19 and his quarantine ended at noon today (January 3).

Suga - who has been treated at home for the past 10 days since Friday, December 24, is now able to return to his usual activities. Suga did not have any specific symptoms during the quarantine and is currently recuperating while resting at home.

We would like to thank all the fans who have shown concern for the health of the artist as well as those in the medical field who are doing their best to overcome COVID-19. We will continue to make the health of our artists our top priority and carefully follow health care guidelines.

Thank you."

According to SpoTV News, Suga entered Korea on December 24 after completing his schedule in the United States. After that, the male idol had a PCR test at a public health center and was confirmed positive on the same day.

Artist Lee Hyun previously went on a live broadcast to chat with fans and revealed about Suga's health. Lee Hyun reassured BTS fans, saying, "I sent a message to Suga, asking if he was okay and luckily, Suga said he felt like a cold and said he was fine."

Two days after the incident of Suga contracting COVID-19, the next two members of the group, RM and Jin, tested positive for SAR-CoV-2. After returning from the US on December 17, RM was isolated at home according to epidemic prevention regulations.

Initially, the male singer was tested negative by rapid test method. When the PCR test was performed, RM was found to be positive. The male singer has no specific symptoms and his health is gradually stabilizing.

Meanwhile, Jin was negative twice when doing a quick test. Near the deadline for self-isolation (specifically December 25), the BTS member had a fever. He received a positive result after being tested by PCR. The management company confirmed that Jin only had a mild fever and was being treated at home.

Before the pandemic, K-pop was a performance industry with "huge" revenue, leading GDP contributor to Korea. A Korean group like BTS, BLACKPINK pays the same tax as a car company. But when the epidemic broke out, Korea's entertainment industry and performance industry almost froze.

According to the Washington Post, border restrictions caused by the Omicron variant, a series of idols infected with COVID-19 complicate the group's operation plan. Showbiz Korea fell into a state of turmoil because of the epidemic.

A month ago, another big Kpop star with COVID-19 was Lisa (Blackpink). Before the PCR test, the female singer had no symptoms of infection. Fortunately, after 10 days of treatment, she gradually recovered.

By the end of 2021, many Kpop idols have confirmed to have COVID-19. Xiumin (EXO), Chungha (IOI), Hani (EXID), 6/7 members of the Enhypen group... were all positive for SARS-CoV-2 during the stressful epidemic period.

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