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Testing asymptomatic migrant workers for Covid-19 not necessary: Experts

SINGAPORE - Migrant workers who do not show any symptoms of illness may not need to be tested regularly for Covid-19 as Singapore moves towards living with the virus, infectious diseases experts said. This comes after a surge of Covid-19 cases in the dorms that coincided with updated health protocols to make living with the virus less onerous. Professor Dale.

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Experts see less need to test migrant workers in Singapore for those who do not have Covid-19 symptoms

Migrant workers who do not show any symptoms of illness may not need to be tested regularly for Covid-19 as Singapore moves towards living with the virus, infectious diseases experts said.

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Experts see less need to test migrant workers who do not have symptoms

Workers are being tested regularly so many asymptomatic infections are detected.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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S pore s daily Covid-19 numbers should not blur the bigger picture and cause unintended pain

Transiting to living with Covid-19 might be easier if people are not being bombarded - and frightened - by numbers every night, says Salma Khalik.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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Is tracking daily case numbers still relevant as Singapore lives with endemic Covid-19? | Singapore

Is tracking daily case numbers still relevant as Singapore lives with endemic Covid-19? | Singapore
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