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AIPEI (Taiwan News) — The mother of Chou Tzu-yu (周子瑜), the Taiwanese member of K-pop girl group Twice, on Sunday (March. 8) confirmed that her daughter is undergoing a two-week quarantine in her hometown after making a low-profile return from South Korea earlier this month.
Liberty Times cited Chou's mother, Huang Yen-ling (黃燕玲), as saying that the idol had returned to Taiwan on March 3 and taken up residence in her home in the southern city of Tainan to undergo the 14-day quarantine. Chou has reportedly returned because the group's performances have been canceled due to the massive outbreak of Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) in South Korea, where over 7,000 have been infected and 50 have died.
Huang said that if officials determine that Chou is in good health, she should be able to end her self-quarantine on March 18. She said that Chou's return to South Korea will depend on when the situation in the country stabilizes and the government deems it appropriate for the group to resume its activities.
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