On Sunday (30 Aug), Singapore preliminarily confirmed 54 new Covid-19 cases.
Among these new cases, 8 of them are classified as cases in the community, with 7 of them being Singaporeans or permanent residents. The remaining 1 is a work-pass holder.
We now have a total of 56,771 confirmed cases, the Ministry of Health (MOH) reported.
According to MOH, 7 of the new cases on Sunday are 7 imported cases.
All of them had been placed on Stay-Home Notice when they arrived in Singapore.
The ministry will reveal more information in an update tonight.
As the economy gradually reopens and more interactions are made between essential workers and members of the public, MOH has said it’s offering to test more workers in the community for Covid-19.
Workers who can be tested for free include:
The increased testing will allow the authorities to find out how prevalent the virus is among the population.
MS News wishes those infected a quick recovery.
Featured image adapted from Kingley Yang @ Unsplash.
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In the post, the council also reminded residents to dispose their garbage properly.
Always check the nooks and crannies of your home.
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