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THE coronavirus pandemic is not showing signs of slowing Singapore's 5G plans, and any such "slippage" would be short term, Minister for Communications and Information S Iswaran told the press on Wednesday.
Singapore is still on track to have standalone 5G across half of the island by end-2022, with full coverage by end-2025, Mr Iswaran reiterated.
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