344 new coronavirus cases in Singapore; 4 Singaporeans and PRs

Published Mon, May 25, 2020 · 07:41 AM

[SINGAPORE] There were 344 new Covid-19 cases in Singapore as at Monday noon, bringing the total number to 31,960.

Among these are four Singaporeans and permanent residents, while migrant workers living in dormitories form the bulk of the remaining cases.

The Ministry of Health said the lower number of cases on Monday was partly due to fewer tests being conducted.

More details will be released later in the day.

As at Sunday, about 47 per cent, or 14,867 of the total Covid-19 patients in Singapore, have fully recovered from the disease.

The rate of discharge picked up about three weeks ago, with daily discharge figures exceeding new patients in the past fortnight.

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This leaves 16,717 active cases who remain either in hospital or community facilities, of whom eight were in the intensive care unit according to Sunday's update.

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