This weekend, JYP Entertainment, Stray Kids' agency, announced their official statement on the next Stray Kid's schedule and health status of its member Han through their official fan page. Han, a 19-year-old member of the group Stray Kids from JYP Entertainment, will stop joining their next activities due to his symptoms of psychological anxiety.

"Han is showing signs of psychological instability intermittently," JYP Entertainment released an official statement.

The agency, however, stated that there is no problem with the schedules and the programs Han had been attending to, though every time he was in a crowd or a lot of people were near him, he felt nervous and uncomfortable. 

The agency also added that the artist is determined not to worry about their fans, and they so have decided to fulfill the fan signing schedule. Still, due to unavoidable circumstances, the artist will not be able to attend the event until the end.

Meanwhile, Han profoundly apologizes to the fans and to his supporters especially to STAYs by saying, "I'm sorry to have bothered my fans." Han stated.

"We will consider the health of the artist as the top priority, and he will proceed to focus on having sufficient rest and treatment until his condition improves," JYP added.

Moreover, Han's agency said that, "We will decide whether or not to participate in Han in the schedule after consulting with the artist alongside with the other members."

Furthermore, Straykids members has been helping Han as well to overcome his situation and is also serving as his goos support system as the concerned meber is currently under treatment. The member's agency also assures that they will do everything to restores Han's health and to maintain his wellbeing afterward. 

Due to this unfortunate event, as for their schedule on December 16, the artist Han will not participate in the recording of MBC's "2020 Lunar New Year's Special Idol Star Athletics Championships" scheduled to be broadcasted on Wednesday. Except for Han, seven Stray Kids members will be able to appear on the show and will be able to continue their schedules for this year. 

The Stray Kids debuted in 2017 through a national television channel MNet's survival program called "Stray Kids." with nine members, while they started their career in 2018 of January and recently made a comeback with the title track "Levanter" on May 9. 

The new mini-album "Cle: LEVANTER" (CLE: Levanter) ranked No. 1 on the weekly record chart of the Hanteo Charts, dominating iTunes album charts in 17 regions around the world, and the new report boasts a high level of perfection, is gaining popularity both at home and abroad.

The new report, which boasts a high level of perfection, is gaining popularity both at home and abroad.

On the other hand, fans of the idol wished for his good health and fast recovery, as they extend their concern through social media platforms including, trending hashtags in Twitter, with their messages for the idol, cheering him up.