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Haven’t you heard? The National Steps Challenge Season 6 is about to begin, on Oct 1, 2021! This will run through March 31, 2022. Now heartland uncles and aunties will have something to do in between episodes of Vincenzo! If you have no clue what this whole “HPB step challenge” thingy is, but are intrigued by rumours of a free...

SINGAPORE, Sept 4 — The Singapore government will not revert to stricter infection controls despite recent elevated numbers of Covid-19 case, because the country has entered a “new phase” where high levels of vaccine coverage are protecting Singaporeans from the virus, Finance...

Kasus Covid-19 meluas di wilayah itu dan diduga awal mula penularan berasal dari pengunjung.

Singapore News - Two new Covid-19 clusters were reported yesterday, one linked to Boon Lay Bus Interchange staff and another to a dormitory in Neythal Road. The Boon Lay Bus Interchange cluster has seven new cases, bringing its total to 15. It is the seventh active cluster involving staff... Read more at www.tnp.sg

SINGAPORE - Two new Covid-19 clusters were reported on Sunday (Aug 29), one linked to Boon Lay Bus Interchange staff and another to a dormitory in Neythal Road. The Boon Lay Bus Interchange cluster has seven new cases, bringing its total to 15. It is the seventh active cluster involving staff at a bus interchange. Three new cases are linked...

SINGAPORE - Staff at Jurong East Bus Interchange and Homestay Lodge, a foreign workers' dormitory, formed the two new Covid-19 clusters uncovered by the Ministry of Health (MOH) on Saturday (Aug 28). The Jurong East Bus Interchange, with 14 cases, is the sixth active cluster involving staff at a bus interchange. Homestay Lodge, located at Kaki Bukit Avenue 3, has...

This brings the total number of cases in the cluster, which was first uncovered on Tuesday, to 197.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

SINGAPORE, Aug. 29 (Xinhua) -- Singapore Ministry of Health (MOH) reported 133 new COVID-19 cases on Sunday, bringing the total tally in the country to 67,304.

SINGAPORE, Aug 28 — There were two new Covid-19 clusters reported yesterday (August 27), one linked to workers at Clementi Bus Interchange and the other to migrant workers dormitory Tuas South Lodge.  With the new cluster in Clementi, there are now five bus interchanges across Singapore...

Two new clusters were also uncovered, at Tuas South Lodge and among Clementi Bus Interchange staff.. Read more at straitstimes.com.