People wearing protective facemasks amid fears of the Covid-19 pandemic buying fruits at a stall in Singapore on Saturday (May 9). The Singapore Government said on Saturday (May 9) that it remains committed to its approach to selectively test individuals with symptoms of the coronavirus as it has yielded results, and hasn’t made any major decisions to pivot to mass testing. - AFP
SINGAPORE: The Singapore Government said on Saturday (May 9) that it remains committed to its approach to selectively test individuals with symptoms of the coronavirus as it has yielded results, and hasn’t made any major decisions to pivot to mass testing.
"We cannot be testing aimlessly,” the city-state’s health minister Gan Kim Yong said at a press conference.
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