Myanmar

SB19 on Tuesday announced that they have postponed the virtual launch of "What?" after the P-pop group was exposed to someone who tested positive for COVID-19.

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The virtual launch event of Pinoy pop group SB19's latest single "What?" has been postponed, the group announced on Monday.

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Despite this, the digital single of "What?" and its music video, as well as merchandise, will still be released "as scheduled," the group said.