The K-pop band had recently performed at four in-person concerts in Los Angeles.
K-pop band BTS member Suga has tested positive for coronavirus. The news was shared by his management company Big Hit Entertainment in a statement.
The company said 28-year-old Suga tested positive for COVID-19 during self-quarantine after taking a PCR test on his return to Korea on Thursday.
“Suga completed his second round of COVID-19 vaccination in late August and is not presenting any symptoms to date. He is currently doing self-care at home as per the guidelines of the health care authorities,” the statement read.
“Suga, who has had several personal engagements in the US during BTS official time, had tested negative for a PCR test taken prior to his trip to the US, and on his return began his self-quarantine after taking a PCR test . Korea,” it added.
The company said Suga had no contact with the other members – Jin, J-Hope, RM, Jimin, Wei and Jungkook.
Earlier this month, BTS, whose full name is Bangtan Sonyeondan (Bulletproof Boy Scouts), announced they were taking "extended rest breaks" to enable the group to "re-motivate and recharge with creative energy". period".