Singapore to have five long public holiday weekends in 2022, amid hopes travel can resume; 24 imported Covid-19 cases on Tuesday (April 6)


SINGAPORE, April 6 (The Straits Times/ANN): For freelance facilitator Angie Woo, 56, low numbers of Covid-19 infections in some countries and Singapore's own vaccination drive are feeding hopes that international travel may be back on the cards next year.

"At this point I'm dying to get out," she said. "Places like Australia and Taiwan seem good options as they have low infection numbers."

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