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Singapore s COVID-19 cases peak, no need for additional measures: Health Minister

However, having about 600 to 700 hospital beds taken up by COVID-19 patients is quite a strain on the system, the minister noted.

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Singapore s COVID-19 Cases Peak, No Need For Additional Measures: Health Minister

Singapore s COVID-19 Cases Peak, No Need For Additional Measures: Health Minister
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Singapore COVID Cases Have Potentially Peaked | Will Mask Mandate Return?

Experts say hospitalisation and the need for intensive care always lag infections, which have been rising for four weeks running – from 10,726 infections in the week of Nov 12-18, to 58,300 in the week of December 10-16., World News, Times Now

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COVID-19 has possibly peaked in Singapore - News Today

COVID-19 has possibly peaked in Singapore - News Today
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Covid 19 In Singapore: COVID-19 has possibly peaked in Singapore, says minister but experts cautious, ET HealthWorld

Covid 19 In Singapore: The latest wave of COVID-19 cases in Singapore has possibly peaked, and there is no need for additional measures, like wearing a face mask mandate, to be implemented, said Minister for Health (MOH) Ong Ye Kung. "We might have a slight surge, but I think more or less, we are seeing the peak of this wave," Channel News Asia quoted Ong as saying on Friday at the soft opening of a health campus at Woodlands in northern Singapore.

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