COVID-19 singapore

MOH Announces COVID-19 Death of 4-Year-Old Girl

Her case acts as the second COVID-19-related death for patients under 12 in Singapore.

11,504 New COVID-19 Cases in Singapore, Highest in More Than 3 Months

Case numbers on Tuesdays tend to be higher as they reflect the spike in infections after the weekend.

Child Vaccination 101: Your Top 6 Questions Answered by a Paediatrician

If you have your fears about Covid-19 child vaccination, we hear you. To allay your concerns, we got an experienced paediatrician to answer your top questions. Read on to find out more.

Minimum Eligible Age For COVID-19 Home Recovery Programme Lowered From 5 To 3 Years

Children aged three years and older will be allowed to recover from home starting from Wednesday.

Covid-19 Restrictions Eased: Singapore Sees Drop In Number Of Community Cases

Singapore will gradually reopen and move to phase three (heightened alert).

New B1617 Coronavirus Strain: This Is What Is Attacking Children In Singapore

The new coronavirus strain is affecting children in Singapore and here's what you need to know about it.

Edgefield Secondary School To Go Full Home Based Learning After Student Found COVID-19 Positive

There are new Covid cases in Singapore now that were recently detected, including a student, prompting the school to go to home based learning.

NCID Nurse Counts Among the 690 New Coronavirus Cases

[Updated] This brings the total number of COVID-19 cases to 15,113, with 1,188 patients discharged and 14 deaths.

Singapore Launches COVID-19 Online Symptom Checker

Members of the public who use the system receive "immediate suggestions on possible next steps, be it continuing to monitor their symptoms or seeking medical attention at the appropriate healthcare setting."

COVID-19: Must Know FAQs For Parents Of School-going Children

"My child still attends CCA. What if it is a pool-based CCA, such as Swimming or Water Polo?"

WHO Declares COVID-19 Coronavirus A Pandemic: Here's What Parents Need To Know

"We have rung the alarm bell loud and clear. We cannot say this loudly enough, or clearly enough, or often enough: All countries can still change the course of this pandemic," says WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus.