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ABVC Disease Alert No. 33 | Update on COVID-19 Situation in Singapore

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ABVC Disease Alert No. 33 | Update on COVID-19 Situation in Singapore

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May 14, 2025

ABVC Disease Alert No. 33 | Update on COVID-19 Situation in Singapore

Time Period Covered May 14, 2025 - May 14, 2025

On May 13, 2025, the Ministry of Health (MOH) released an official statement regarding a recent rise in COVID-19 infections. Ongoing surveillance indicates that the circulating variants do not exhibit increased transmissibility or disease severity compared to earlier strains. This update underscores the importance of sustained public health vigilance, monitoring, and timely communication to mitigate potential risks and inform appropriate response strategies.

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