4,498 new COVID-19 cases in Singapore

SINGAPORE: Singapore reported 4,498 new COVID-19 cases as of noon on Sunday , comprising 4,226 local infections and 272 imported ones.. The death toll from coronavirus complications remains at 854.Under MOH's new approach of presenting infection numbers, the daily case count includes the number of Protocol 2 cases - those who are well or assessed to have a mild condition.

Among the cases reported on Sunday, 3,074 are Protocol 2 infections, comprising 12 imported cases and 3,062 local ones. Another 1,424 cases were confirmed via polymerase chain reaction tests - 260 of them imported infections and 1,164 local.HOSPITALISATIONS AND VACCINATIONS There are 709 patients in hospital, with 60 requiring oxygen supplementation. Twelve patients are in the intensive care unit.

As of Saturday, 92 per cent of Singapore's eligible population have completed their full vaccination regimen under the national vaccination programme.

Many are not responsible. Yesterday I was at a coffee shop, one of the dinners age about 50-60, kept sneezing loud with few seconds interval each for at least a minutes, and was looked very fun when others looked at him. Was he well? Sat there, masks down with beer on table.

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