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Rumble Fish to suspend activities for now due to the contraction of swine flu


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Rumble Fish, who had recently been promoting her latest song "The Virulent Song," has ironically contracted a virus.  Unfortunately, this is another case of the swine flu.



 


According to her agency, Rumble Fish had an extremely high fever and was complaining of coughs so she went to the hospital, which revealed that she had the swine flu.  The rep said, "She is planning to rest sufficiently at home.  As she cannot go outside in this condition, adjustments of her future schedule are inevitable.  After securely watching over her progress, she will restart promotions."


 

 

Cr: Akp

 

More and more people are contracting it unfortunately :._.:

 

 



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I think it's hilarious that Koreans go to the hospital for everything

I don't even remember the last time I saw my doctor (other than vaccines)

In Korea the hospital is where you go for pretty much anything illness related. Very different from the USA or Canada where hospitals are considered emergency only.

 

What is up with the swine flu and Korean acts right now though? GOT7 and now Rumble. 

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In Korea the hospital is where you go for pretty much anything illness related. Very different from the USA or Canada where hospitals are considered emergency only.

 

What is up with the swine flu and Korean acts right now though? GOT7 and now Rumble. 

new flu strains start in asia and move to the west

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