Jimin BTS Confirmed Appendicitis And Positive For COVID-19

JAKARTA - Long time no see, the Big Hit Entertainment agency shared the latest news from Jimin BTS. He tested positive for COVID-19 and was suffering from appendicitis.

On Sunday, January 30, Jimin felt a slight stomachache and sore throat. He went to the hospital for an examination and took a PCR test.

As a result, Jimin suffered from acute appendicitis and also tested positive for COVID-19. Today, Monday, January 31, Jimin has undergone appendectomy.

“According to the medical staff, the operation went well and Jimin is resting while recovering. He will be hospitalized due to appendectomy and COVID-19," the agency said on the same day.

Furthermore, at this time Jimin had experienced a mild sore throat but his condition was gradually improving.

We will do our best to support Jimin so that he can recover his health soon. We consider our artist's health to be our top priority," the agency said.

It's been a month since BTS returned from the United States. Currently the members are undergoing a period of rest before returning to their normal activities.

On the other hand, Jimin did not have direct contact with other BTS members so it can be ascertained that the group members were not affected.

In addition to Jimin, previously, the three BTS members, namely RM, Jin, and Suga, had tested positive for COVID-19. They have been quarantined and are doing their normal activities.

The hashtag #GetWellSoonJimin reverberated on social media shortly after the agency shared the latest news of Jimin BTS.