'Circuit breaker' will take time to yield results, says PM Lee, citing NZ experience
NZ premier informed him new cases started dipping only on Day 11 of country's lockdown
Singapore
SINGAPORE'S "circuit breaker" measures can be effective in slowing down Covid-19 infections over time if taken seriously, as they did in other countries which adopted similarly stringent moves after a surge in new cases, said Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong on Friday.
Singapore reported another death linked to Covid-19 and 198 new cases on Friday, taking the total number of cases to 2,108.
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