Singapore's COVID-19 cases top 36,000 after 569 new infections reported

Singapore reports 569 new COVID19 cases; 1 of the 7 new cases in the community is a Singaporean or permanent resident: MOH

SINGAPORE: The number of COVID-19 cases in Singapore crossed the 36,000 mark on Wednesday with 569 new infections confirmed as of noon.

Advertisementcases in the community, the Ministry of Health said in its preliminary daily update. Of these, one is a Singaporean or permanent resident while six are work pass holders.

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