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WHO classifies JN 1 as variant of interest as Covid cases surge

JN.1 is driving new COVID cases in some countries like Singapore. Last week, Singapore recorded a sharp jump in Covid cases to 56,043 in the first week of December 2023.

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Masks return as Singapore logs over 56,000 Covid-19 cases, hospitalisations rise – vision mp

Masks return as Singapore logs over 56,000 Covid-19 cases, hospitalisations rise – vision mp
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Singapore sees Covid uptick, mask-in-public advisory returns

Singapore sees Covid uptick, mask-in-public advisory returns
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Masks return as Singapore logs over 56,000 Covid-19 cases, hospitalisations rise

Singapore Covid Cases: Singapore s health ministry said that the Covid cases in the first week of December rose to 56,043. | World News

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Singapore Reintroduced Mask Mandate As Surge in COVID Cases

Singapore's health ministry has advised travellers to adopt precautions, including mask-wearing at airports and avoiding poorly ventilated crowded areas.

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