Crowds throng malls, parks during the public holiday despite new Covid-19 wave in Singapore


SINGAPORE, July 11 (The Straits Times/ANN): People were out and about at malls and parks during the public holiday on Monday (July 11), with many saying they were not afraid of catching Covid-19 despite the new wave of cases in Singapore recently.

Some of those interviewed said that since they had already been infected with the coronavirus before, their immune system would be better able to fight off a Covid-19 infection.

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