Covid-19: K-pop artistes hop online to meet their fans


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Boy band Seventeen hosted its fourth annual fan meeting 'Seventeen In Carat Land' on Aug 30. Photo: Handout

As the pandemic continues to persist, K-pop artistes are increasingly going online to meet and communicate with their fans.

Most recently, boy band Seventeen hosted its fourth annual fan meeting Seventeen In Carat Land on Sunday (Aug 30) via fan community platform Weverse.

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