SINGAPORE - Singapore announced S$5.1 billion in additional economic spending such as wage support, waiver of levies and one-off payments to combat the coronavirus pandemic.
On Friday, Singapore said it will close schools and most workplaces for a month as part of stricter measures to curb a recent jump in coronavirus infections. Singapore has reported a total of 1,309 infections and six deaths from the coronavirus.
Singapore has to spend this figure like other countries do. To deal with this crisis is not easy and simple. THIS IS THE HARDEST TEST TO EMBRACE.
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