Singapore confirms two Zika cases in Woodlands


The NEA has commenced wastewater and mosquito surveillance in the area. - Photo: ST

SINGAPORE: (Bernama) Singapore’s National Environment Agency (NEA) and the Communicable Diseases Agency (CDA) on Thursday (June 19) confirmed two local Zika cases at Woodlands Street 11 and Street 32.

In a Facebook post, the NEA said it has commenced wastewater and mosquito surveillance in the surrounding residential areas following each case notification.

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