Agencies of the Korean celebrities who graced Milan Fashion Week released statements regarding the concerns on possible infection of novel coronavirus (COVID-19). Just recently, two of Chungha's staff members were confirmed to have tested positive for COVID-19 after their return from the event. Chungha, on the other hand, tested negative, as well as NU'EST's Minhyun and his staff who also attended the prestigious event.

On March 2, Han Ye Seul and Park Min Young's representatives talked about the current health status of the stars and staff members right after attending the Fashion Week. Partners Park, Han Ye Seul's agency, released their statement that the actress and her staff do not have any issue regarding their health. They also stated that if ever any slight symptoms arise, they will undergo tests as soon as possible.

Namoo Actors, Park Min Young's company, stated that their star did not have any connections or flights, didn't stay at hotels, took routes, or interacted with those who were confirmed to have the symptoms. They already got in touch with a health center as a preemptive action, but Park Min Young is not the subject of testing or self-isolation. Instead, they were advised to monitor any development.

As a result, the filming of Park Min Young's current drama 'I'll Go to You When the Weather is Nice' will be on hold this week and her schedule of activities and shows will be minimized as much as possible, just in case.

Chungha's agency MNH Entertainment revealed late last week that two of their staff members tested positive for the virus after coming back from a scheduled activity in Italy. On March 3, the young singer clarified that her manager was not one of the two staff members who are currently under observation.

On her 1000th day and debut celebration on V Live, Chungha shared that there was a report stating that two of her agency's staff members tested positive. And even before that instance, they were already safely isolated. Also, they went into isolation as soon as they returned to Korea. Just as other reports stated, the remaining staff of the singer all tested negative for the virus.

The young singer also quashed the false claims and said that all of her managers tested negative for COVID-19. She also expressed her dismay on the articles for releasing fake news. The singer felt disappointed by the hoax in spite of the agency's official statement.

She said, "It feels wrong that such reports came out even after the agency released an official statement. I feel a little resentful and hurt [because of that]."

She went on, "One report stated that it was confirmed that my manager was included in those two staff members affected. That report is untrue. All of the managers tested negative for COVID-19. The three managers are all very healthy."

Chungha finished her statement by assuring everyone that she and her managers are alright.

"Everyone, there's nothing to worry about, so please don't worry," she said.