Update: Singer John Park Resumes Daily Life After Testing Negative For COVID-19

Jan 18, 2021

Updated February 4 KST:

John Park’s agency Music Farm confirmed on February 2 that the singer has tested negative for COVID-19 and was discharged on January 24. It’s said that following the end of his quarantine, John Park is currently focusing on writing music.

After his discharge, John Park wrote on social media, “I’m sorry to worry you, and thank you for supporting me. I’ve been discharged from the residential treatment center and I’ve come to my studio. I’ve been doing well, without any issues, thanks to the hard work of the healthcare workers.”

“They must be very worn out after being unable to take a proper day’s rest, but they always spoke to me in a cheerful and warm way during every appointment, and that made me emotional,” he continued. “To the healthcare workers, whom I admire, I hope that you will be healthy.”

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Original Article:

John Park has tested positive for COVID-19.

On January 18, John Park’s agency Music Farm released the following statement:

Hello. This is Music Farm.

Singer John Park tested positive for COVID-19 on January 15. The staff members who have crossed path with him are getting tested, and we’ve finished taking the required measures. John Park is asymptomatic, and he has been admitted to a quarantine facility, following guidelines from the Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency.

Please excuse us for causing concern, and we will do our best to follow the guidelines and prevention measures for COVID-19.

Thank you.