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Singapore to expect 'volatile' case numbers as final testings of migrant workers in dorms complete, revises charging policy for outbound travellers

Lim Hui Jie
Lim Hui Jie • 3 min read
Singapore to expect 'volatile' case numbers as final testings of migrant workers in dorms complete, revises charging policy for outbound travellers
Singapore says the country can expect to see “volatile” case numbers in the coming two weeks as the final batches of workers in dormitories are tested and cleared. It also revises the charging policy for outbound travellers.
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Singapore has announced that the country can expect to see “volatile” case numbers in the coming two weeks.

The Multi-Ministry Task Force (MTF) said as they complete the testing of migrant workers in dormitories around the country.

On August 6, the country recorded 301 cases of Covid-19, with four cases in the community. The rest are workers living in dormitories.

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