COVID-19: Singapore confirms 447 new cases, 4 of them are Singaporeans/PRs

COVID-19: Singapore confirms 447 new cases, 4 of them are Singaporeans/PRs via yahoosg

The vast majority of the new cases are foreign workers living in dorms, said the ministry. Four cases are Singaporeans or permanent residents.More than 50 clusters linked to foreign worker dormitories have been identified thus far, including Singapore’s largest cluster linked to S11 Dormitory@Punggol, followed by Tuas View Dormitory and Sungei Tengah Lodge.

Earlier on Saturday, the government’s multi-ministry taskforce said that it would be progressively easing the circuit breaker measures in the coming weeks. It warned, however, that the regulations could be reinstated if the number of coronavirus cases began to rise again.1,268 patients discharged in totalThe ministry said on Friday that 1,268 patients have fully recovered from the infection.

Over 14,000 patients who exhibit mild symptoms or are clinically well, but are still testing positive for the virus, are isolated and cared for at community facilities.

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