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Ex-SISTAR’s Hyolyn and more K-pop idols have been diagnosed with COVID-19

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IST Entertainment announced that THE BOYZ member Eric had been diagnosed with COVID-19, as reported by Soompi. The rapper had tested positive during a preemptive PCR testing for a reality show filming scheduled earlier this week.

At the time, it was reported that his 10 remaining bandmates had tested negative and that their schedule would be adjusted accordingly.Earlier today (January 26), however, IST Entertainment announced that fellow member Younghoon had also tested positive for COVID-19. “Younghoon preemptively took a PCR test on the afternoon of January 25, and he was notified that he tested positive this morning,” the entertainment company’s statement read, as translated by Soompi.The statement also noted that the remaining members of the group and the staff underwent COVID-19 testing again “in consideration of the virus’s incubation period”.

The group’s updated test results have yet to be confirmed at the time of writing.Meanwhile, former SISTAR member Hyolyn has also tested positive for the coronavirus, according to BridƷ Entertainment.

In a press statement released on January 26, the singer was informed that she came in close contact with a COVID-19 patient during the filming of the music variety show Double Trouble.

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