The rapidly increasing bus interchange clusters continue to become a major concern among commuters.
Last night (4 Sep), the clusters grew to 416 cases, with Toa Payoh being the largest bus interchange cluster at 130 cases.
Here’s a summary of the latest updates.
According to the Ministry of Health (MOH), here’s a breakdown of new cases added to various bus interchanges affected by Covid-19:
Meanwhile, the Jurong East, Bishan, and Sengkang Bus Interchanges report no new cases. The total of Covid-19 cases linked to these 8 locations stands at 416.
MOH also confirmed that 3 new clusters emerged on 4 Sep:
There are currently 62 active clusters in Singapore. Some other clusters of equal concern are:
With various bus terminals under the grip of Covid-19, authorities have preempted commuters may expect delays in their journey.
If you’re a regular commuter at any of these places, remember to continue practising good personal hygiene by sanitising your hands regularly.
As authorities do their best to ringfence the infections, you should monitor your health closely and minimise social interaction for the next 14 days.
Seek medical attention right away once there are signs that show you’re unwell, such as fever, cough, sore throat, and flu.
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