Singapore Confronts Sharp Rise in COVID-19 Cases
Weekly infections nearly double, prompting hospital measures and renewed vaccination calls.
- COVID-19 cases in Singapore nearly doubled to 25,900 in a week.
- Hospitalizations have increased, with public hospitals reducing non-urgent surgeries.
- Health Minister Ong Ye Kung anticipates the wave to peak between mid and end of June.
- The Ministry of Health urges vaccinations as population immunity wanes.
- KP.1 and KP.2 variants dominate, but show no signs of increased severity.