Update: UP10TION's Gyujin Tests Positive For COVID-19
Updated March 13 KST:
UP10TION’s Gyujin has been diagnosed with COVID-19.
On March 13, TOP Media stated:
Hello, this is TOP Media.
UP10TION’s Gyujin received a positive diagnosis for COVID-19 on March 13.
On March 11, Gyujin experienced a headache and a sore throat and tested himself with a self-testing kit. After receiving a positive result, he got a PCR test on the morning of March 12. On March 13, he received his final positive result.
Gyujin has completed two doses of the COVID-19 vaccine. He has currently canceled all scheduled activities and is undergoing treatment at home in accordance with the guidelines set by the health authorities.
Gyujin’s period of quarantine is expected to end on March 18 (Friday). The agency will place our artist’s health and safety as our top priority and do our best to aid in Gyujin’s treatment and recovery.
Thank you.
Wishing Gyujin a swift recovery!
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Original Article:
UP10TION’s Kuhn has been diagnosed with COVID-19.
On March 4, TOP Media stated:
Hello, this is TOP Media.
On the morning of March 4 (today), UP10TION’s Kuhn tested positive for COVID-19.
On March 3, Kuhn had a sore throat and tested himself with a self-testing kit. After seeing a positive result, he immediately went to get a PCR test. On the morning of March 4, he received his final positive result.
Kuhn has completed two doses of his COVID-19 vaccine. He has paused his work schedule and is receiving treatment at home according to the directions from the disease control authorities.
Inevitably, the fan signing event that was planned for this week has been canceled.
We sincerely apologize to the fans who were waiting for the fan signing and will announce more details about the cancellation in a later statement.
The agency will place our artists’ health and safety as our top priority and do our best for Kuhn’s treatment and recovery.
Thank you.
UP10TION last made a comeback in January with their 10th mini album “Novella.”
Get well soon!
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