Covid-19: Singapore to lower DORSCON level to level yellow from Tuesday (April 26)


Visitors at Clarke Quay in Singapore, on Saturday, April 23, 2022. Singapore downgraded the crisis level of the pandemic, scrapping all tests for incoming vaccinated visitors and limits on gathering sizes as it takes further steps to live with Covid-19. - Bloomberg

SINGAPORE, April 24 (Bernama): Singapore will adjust the level of its Disease Outbreak Response System Condition or DORSCON to Yellow from Orange from April 26, 2022, given the improving local Covid-19 situation, according to the republic’s Multi Ministry Taskforce (MTF) on Covid-19.

"We had raised our DORSCON level to Orange in February 2020 due to a rise in unlinked local cases at that time and we expected significant disruption to daily routine, given our focus on isolation to contain transmission,” said the MTF’s co-chair Gan Kim Yong at a virtual press conference recently.

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