TWICE’s Sana Stays In Japan After Being Diagnosed With COVID-19

Wishing you a complete and fast recovery, Sana!

After wrapping up their successful three-day Tokyo dome concerts, TWICE’s Sana has stayed behind in Japan due to being diagnosed with COVID-19.

On April 26, JYP Entertainment shared the announcement that all nine members of TWICE underwent PCR testing for their departure to Korea, following their activities in Japan.

Sana tested positive for COVID-19 and remained in her home country to self-isolate and recover. Meanwhile, the other eight members received negative results and flew back to Korea.

“Sana arrived in Japan on April 16th (Saturday) and was released from quarantine on April 20th (Wednesday), testing negative for two PCR testings,” the agency said. While staying in Japan, all members proceeded with antigen testing every day and all tested negative during three days of the concert.”

According to the agency, Sana has already received her third dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. Currently, she is undergoing quarantine and recuperating, following the disease control guidelines. 

After apologizing for causing concern to fans and related people, the agency promised to continue positioning the health of their artists as their top priority.

TWICE will next visit Los Angeles next month. The nonet will meet fans through their first-ever stadium concert at the Banc of California Stadium on May 14 and 15 as a special encore to their record-breaking tour III.

Source and Photo Credits: JYP Entertainment | iMBC