NCT’s Renjun is positive for Covid-19. The health condition was announced by SM Entertainment on Wednesday (27/7), after the artist underwent a test and was confirmed to have been exposed to the corona virus. “We want to let you know that NCT’s Renjun is positive for Covid-19 today (27/7),” wrote SM Entertainment on the fan community application, as reported by Top Star News.
The agency later revealed that Renjun had initially gotten positive results when using the self-diagnosis kit. He did a self-test because he was experiencing symptoms. After getting the test results, Renjun immediately underwent a PCR test and was confirmed positive for Covid-19.
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They also revealed that Renjun had received two doses of the vaccine and one booster. After testing positive. The artist is also said to have immediately undergone self-isolation, according to health authority guidelines.
Therefore, they decided to cancel the NCT Dream concert in Seoul. The concert titled THE DREAM SHOW 2: In A DREAM was originally going to be held on July 29-31.
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“We also informed that NCT Dream’s second solo concert on July 29-30 was canceled,” said SM Entertainment. They also revealed that Renjun had received two doses of the vaccine and one booster. After testing positive. The artist is also said to have immediately undergone self-isolation, according to health authority guidelines.
Therefore, they decided to cancel the NCT Dream concert in Seoul. The concert titled THE DREAM SHOW 2: In A DREAM was originally going to be held on July 29-31.
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“We also informed that NCT Dream’s second solo concert on July 29-30 was canceled,” said SM Entertainment. Initially, the agency said the NCT Dream concert in Seoul would still continue with six members. However, they decided to cancel the schedule after two members tested positive for Covid.
SM Entertainment confirmed that it will always follow the instructions of health authorities, and prioritize the health and safety of artists, including helping them focus on recovery.