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Making the call to lift restrictions not easy in Singapore s transition phase

The Straits Times Making the call to lift restrictions not easy in Singapore s transition phase It s a tough political decision - rather than a public health one - and also all about timing Senior Health Correspondent Customers queueing to buy food at Block 448 Clementi Market and Food Centre on May 29, amid a ban on dining in. Restrictions on such higher-risk activities were to be lifted next Monday, but cases have spiked to double digits for the past few days. With the two-step easing of restrictions, the authorities now have the flexibility to decide whether to go ahead with relaxing the curbs as planned, or keep them in place for another week or two.ST PHOTO: KELVIN CHNG

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Covid-19 spread at Singapore s wet markets could be due to Delta variant : Experts

SINGAPORE - Wet markets can fit a large number of people in a compact space and people have continued to flock to them even during the recent period of heightened alert. It is not surprising, therefore, that Covid-19 cases have surfaced there, said experts. The increased number of cases recently might also be due to a variant of Covid-19 that.

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Experts divided on whether dining in should resume as cases spike

The New Paper Experts divided on whether dining in should resume as cases spike Dining in was supposed to resume on June 21, but this may be postponed after a recent spike in infections. PHOTO: REUTERS One feels virus situation not dire enough to continue dine-in ban, another says unlinked cases a worry 0 Engagements While the country cheered last week over the news that some measures in phase two (heightened alert) would be eased from June 13, the beleaguered food and beverage (F&B) industry also perked up when the Ministry of Health (MOH) said dining in for groups of five will be allowed to resume from next Monday, as long as the Covid-19 situation remained under control.

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Should dining in resume as cases spike? Experts are divided

Should dining in resume as cases spike? Experts are divided
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The call on lifting Covid-19 restrictions is not easy in Singapore s transition phase

The call on lifting Covid-19 restrictions is not easy in Singapore s transition phase
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