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[Sent by Gov.sg] COVID-19: 7 Mar Update As of 12pm: New cases: 8 Total cases in Singapore: 138 Discharged today: 8 Total discharged: 90 Total remaining in Hospital: 48 Of the new cases, 4 are part of the SAFRA cluster, 1 is linked to a known cluster, 2 are likely to be imported cases, and 1 is unlinked. Most in hospital are stable or improving. 8 are in the intensive care unit - 1 less than yesterday. Additional measures in response to growing SAFRA cluster: a) 14-day suspension of all activities and classes attended by the confirmed cases at the affected community clubs (CCs) and residents’ committees (RCs) b) 14-day suspension of all PA-organised singing classes at affected CCs and RCs Details of affected CCs & RCs: Go.gov.sg/moh7mar

8 new coronavirus cases in Singapore, with another 8 discharged https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/8-new-coronavirus-cases-in-singapore-with-another-8-discharged

https://str.sg/Jp8A Interactive article with info of all the COVID-19 cases in SG.

Sent by Gov.sg – 7 Mar] COVID-19: Good habits and social norms to practise - Keep premises clean and pest-free - Return trays, keep tables clean - Keep toilets clean and dry - Wash hands regularly with soap - Take temperature, see doctor if unwell, stay home - Use tissue when sneezing or coughing - Bin litter and soiled tissue - Eat on tray to prevent spills onto tables so cleaners don’t have to pick food up and risk spreading diseases - Don’t double dip in common bowls - Refrain from shaking hands More: Go.gov.sg/goodhygiene Go.gov.sg/socialnorms

https://cna.asia/2TsJJXr

https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/health/coronavirus-inevitable-that-singapore-will-see-covid-19-death-says-health-minister

[Sent by Gov.sg - 6 Mar] ➡️ Many clusters in Singapore can be traced to someone with symptoms attending a gathering although ill ➡️ If all of us act responsibly, we will be better able to prevent future outbreaks and carry on with our daily lives As COVID-19 is spreading globally, we must raise our hygiene standards and exercise social responsibility to contain the spread in Singapore SG Clean movement Keeping public spaces clean - All have part to play to keep spaces clean - Action will be taken if standards are not met Adopting good personal habits - Wash hands with soap frequently - Use tissue when sneezing or coughing - Keep toilets clean and dry Adjusting social norms - Refrain from shaking hands - Do not share utensils Be socially responsible - If you are unwell, stay at home, do not go to work or attend social gatherings

Even as the COVID-19 situation forces people to take their personal hygiene seriously, a new task force was announced today to up public hygiene standards in Singapore for the long run. DETAILS: https://cna.asia/2TL4L2g

[Sent by Gov.sg] COVID-19: 5 Mar Update As of 12pm: New cases: 5 Total COVID-19 cases in Singapore: 117 Discharged today: 2 Total discharged: 81 Total remaining in Hospital: 36 1 new case is an imported one, and the rest are part of a cluster. Most in hospital are stable or improving. 7 are in the intensive care unit. Go.gov.sg/moh5mar

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/covid19-moh-mar-5-patients-discharged-new-cases-12505112

💡Did you know?💡 REACH conducted three Listening Points (ITE College East, Bedok Town Square & Geylang Serai Market) with more than 900 people in Jan 2019 and 94% supported mandatory front-of-pack nutrition labels. If you contributed your say on this topic at our Listening Points, give yourself a pat on the back - Your Feedback Matters! 😃 Parliament: Pre-packaged sugary drinks to carry A to D grading by end-2021; bubble tea to follow suit https://www.straitstimes.com/politics/parliament-pre-packaged-sugary-drinks-to-carry-a-d-grading-by-end-2021-bubble-tea-to-follow