Two new Wuhan virus cases in Singapore bring total to 7 - no entry for new visitors from Hubei


SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): Two new cases of Wuhan virus have been confirmed in Singapore, bringing the total number of infected people here to seven, the Health Ministry said on Tuesday (Jan 28).

With three confirmed cases within the last 24 hours, the trend of infection among Chinese nationals from Wuhan's Hubei province in Singapore is accelerating, in line with the sharp increase in global infection rates, said the ministry.

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