Singapore crosses the 2,000 mark of Covid-19 cases for the first time as five seniors die from virus complications


There were 1,711 cases in the community, and 515 among dormitory residents in Singapore on Tuesday (Sept 28, 2021) and the total number is now at 91,775. - The Straits Times/ANN

SINGAPORE, Sept 28 (The Straits Times): The number of new Covid-19 cases crossed the 2,000 mark for the first time on Tuesday (Sept 28).

The Ministry of Health (MOH), in its daily update, said there were 2,236 new Covid-19 cases reported in Singapore, 589 more than Monday's figure.

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