The Ministry of Health (MOH) announced an additional 49 Covid-19 cases on Wednesday (2 Sep).
There are now a total of 56,901 cases.
Besides migrant workers in quarantine, there are also 3 community infections and 3 imported cases.
MOH reported a total of 3 new community cases, of which 1 is Singaporean, while the other 2 are Work Pass holders.
Yesterday, there was 1 case picked up through regular screening. The 24-year-old Work Pass holder was asymptomatic, and close contacts were identified and isolated.
Despite increased testing across the board in the community, there are about 3 cases daily over the past week. This is a slight increase of 2 daily from the week before.
There were also 3 imported cases. They had been put on Stay-Home Notices (SHN) or isolated upon arrival.
It’s likely that there may be a non-airborne case as at least 1 case wasn’t put on a SHN.
Yesterday’s cases included imports from Brazil, India, and Bangladesh.
As is usual practice, MOH will provide additional details about the cases tonight.
Hopefully as we enter a new month, we may hear more good news regarding Covid-19.
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