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BTS members Jin, RM recover from COVID-19
They are now all able to return to their daily activities.
Seoul: Renowned K-POP idol group BTS’ members RM and Jin have fully recovered from novel coronavirus (COVID-19) and released from quarantine on Tuesday—day after Suga’s recovery.
In an official statement, the management agency of the South Korean music sensation said that BTS members Kim Namjoon aka RM and Kim Seok-jin aka Jin have fully recovered from Covid-19.
Both RM and Jin were tested positive for the virus on December 25.
Just yesterday, the agency also announced the recovery of member SUGA. He had been diagnosed with COVID-19 on December 24, following his return from the US the previous day. SUGA reportedly did not exhibit any particular symptoms either, and was able to return to his daily activities as of January 3, 2022.
RM and Jin were diagnosed with COVID-19 on December 25, 2021.
The announcement comes a day after the South Korean music company, BigHit Music announced that rapper Suga had also recovered from COVID-19 and was free from quarantine.
Sharing the news, the agency added, “Neither member exhibited any particular symptoms during their quarantine. Jin had a slight fever when he first began treatment at home but has since made a full recovery”.
The trio tested positive upon their return to South Korea after travelling to the United States (US) for their 'Permission to Dance on Stage' concert in Los Angeles.
They are now all able to return to their daily activities.
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