SINGAPORE: Seniors and those living with them should minimise their social interactions during this period as COVID-19 community cases are on the rise, said Health Minister Ong Ye Kung on Friday .
Speaking at a COVID-19 multi-ministry task force press conference, Mr Ong said urged seniors to minimise their social interactions for the next month.
Hi experts have no other advice except this low efficacy Covid-19 vaccines. What next after the Full Vaccines Resistance Variants such as MU arrives? Nobody knows coz these vaccines are still experimental.. Governments are helpless
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