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Yesterday, the number of new coronavirus cases in Singapore fell for three consecutive days, with 2,969 new cases, falling to below 3,000 cases, with a total of 1.335,625 cases and a total of 1,396 deaths. Among the new cases in
, 325 were found through polymerase chain reaction (PCR) detection, and 2644 were low-risk cases discovered through antigen rapid detection (ART). There are 2814 local cases in
and 155 imported cases. The weekly case transmission rate slightly rebounded to 0.91.
As of the 9th, the proportion of the population who completed vaccination was 92%, and 77% of the population had been vaccinated with additives.
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18 people over the age of 118 can receive additional vaccines at their own expense
The Ministry of Health of Singapore announced the expansion of the private vaccination program so that all people over the age of 18 in Singapore, including local residents, can benefit under the plan.
Earlier, short-term visitors aged 18 and older could pay for the Moderna vaccine in Singapore.
The Ministry of Health decided to expand the plan to help those who want to get extra vaccinations but are unable to do so under the national vaccination program. These people can now get vaccinated according to the doctor's advice.
Since this is a private arrangement, the cost of vaccination under the private vaccination program will be paid by the vaccinator.
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50 to 59 years old can receive the second dose of the additive
The Ministry of Health announced that more people will receive the second dose of the additive, including opening up people aged 50 to 59 to receive the second dose of the vaccine additive.
The expert group of COVID-19 vaccines recommended that people aged 50 to 59 receive the second dose of the additive five months after the first dose of the additive. People who are interested in injecting the second dose of additives can inject the additives from now on at any vaccination center that provides messenger ribonucleic acid vaccine.
From July 1, high-risk groups over 18 years old who have specific health problems, such as chronic diseases of the heart, lungs, kidneys, liver and other organs, can go to any vaccination center, designated family medical clinic public health prevention clinic and comprehensive clinic after reporting their health status on their own, and receive the second dose of vaccine additives.
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Except for four popular locations, the travel permit for the visit of the community will not be required for the visit of the community
Starting from the 24th of this month, the travel permit for the visit of the dormitory will no longer need a pass to the visit of the community. A new mechanism will be implemented to control the crowds of four places with high traffic in Chinatown, Geylang Senai, Jurong East and Little India.
If a migrant worker arrives at these locations on Sundays and statutory holidays, he or she must apply for a pass. Up to 80,000 passes will be issued every Sunday or statutory holiday.
In the initial stage, the maximum pass for Little India was 30,000, Jurong East 20,000, and Chinatown and Geylang Senai were 15,000 each.
If a migrant worker is going to a community event on weekdays, Saturdays or public holidays, including these popular locations, no pass is required. If you go to other local locations on Sundays and statutory holidays, you do not need to apply for a pass.
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From the 114th, the government will further relax the social distancing measures in nightclubs.
From the 14th of this month, that is, from next Tuesday, night places where customers are allowed to dance will no longer be subject to the number of admissions, and customers do not need to present a negative antigen test certificate to enter.
However, differentiated vaccination measures are still applicable to these nightclubs. Owners need to check the vaccination status of customers to ensure that only customers who have completed vaccination are admitted.
Law enforcement officers will also conduct random inspections to ensure compliance with regulations.
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The Fourth Building of Changi Airport reopened in September 19th
The Fourth Passenger Building of Changi Airport will reopen in September, and the exit hall on the south side of the Second Passenger Building will also reopen in October.
The fourth passenger building was temporarily closed in June 2020 due to the reduction of flights caused by the epidemic.
After reopening in September this year, the flights that originally used this passenger building will return to take off and land, and a few retail and restaurants will resume business.
During the closure of the fourth passenger building, flights using this passenger building will all take off and land to the first or third passenger building.
The exit hall on the south side of the second passenger building is scheduled to reopen in October, and new duty-free shops and restaurants in the entry hall will also open one after another from August. After the airport is gradually reopened, it will ensure that Singapore is able to cope with the winter passenger volume in the northern hemisphere at the end of October to return to pre-epidemic levels.
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