Singapore sees rise in hospitalisation as new Covid infections surge


Average daily Covid-19 hospitalisations in Singapore have increased to 225 from 136 the week before. - ST

SINGAPORE: Singapore hospitalisations have increased amid a surge in local Covid-19 infections in the past two weeks, the health ministry said.

Estimated cases rose to 32,035 in the week of Nov 26 to Dec 2 compared to 22,094 cases a week ago, according to a statement Friday. Average daily Covid-19 hospitalisations increased to 225 from 136 the week before.

The surge in infections may be due to waning population immunity and increased interactions during the year-end travel, among other factors, the ministry said. - Bloomberg

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