Singapore is seeing a new Covid-19 wave as the authorities recorded more than 25,900 cases from May 5 to 11 even as Health Minister Ong Ye Kung on Saturday advised the wearing of masks again.
“We are at the beginning part of the wave where it is steadily rising,” said Ong. “So, I would say the wave should peak in the next two to four weeks, which means between mid- and end of June,” Minister Ong Ye was quoted as saying by The Straits Times.
The Ministry of Health (MOH) said the estimated number of COVID-19 cases in the week of May 5 to 11 rose to 25,900 cases, compared with 13,700 cases in the previous week. The average daily Covid-19 hospitalisations rose to about 250 from 181 the week before. The average daily intensive care unit (ICU) cases remained low at three cases, compared with two cases in the previous week.
🦠 COVID-19 cases are on the rise, with 25,900 cases in the week of 5 to 11 May, compared to 13,700 cases in the previous week.
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— Ministry of Health (@MOHSingapore) May 18, 2024
🦠 COVID-19 cases are on the rise, with 25,900 cases in the week of 5 to 11 May, compared to 13,700 cases in the previous week.
💪 Here are 4 things you can do to practise personal and social responsibility.
🔗 For more info, visit t.co/QBytABXEIq pic.twitter.com/F0t84QqxzY
— Ministry of Health (@MOHSingapore) May 18, 2024
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