COVID-19
As of 7 Oct 2022, 12:00pm
Hospitalised
365
37
Required Oxygen Supplementation
13
ICU
New Cases
4,714
7-day Moving Average of Local Cases
491
Local PCR
5,219
Local ART
24
Imported PCR
200
Imported ART
6,985
Discharged
3
Died
1.7
Week on Week Infection Ratio
Over the last 28 days,
Infected
80,303
99.8%
Had No or Mild Symptoms
0.2%
0.03%
0.02%
As of 6 Oct 2022 (COVID-19 vaccines under National Vaccination Programme only)
92% of total population
Received at least one dose
95% of eligible population92% of total population
Completed full regimen
79% of total population
Received booster shots
Total Cases
1,942,204
1,628
Total Deaths
All persons eligible for their primary series vaccination, first booster or second booster may receive their doses by walking into any of the 10 Joint Testing and Vaccination Centres (JTVCs) located across the island.
The White Paper on Healthier SG was submitted to Parliament on 21 September and will be debated in Parliament in October 2022.
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Singapore has been recognised by the World Health Organization for meeting all its criteria for rubella elimination.
The Expert Committee on COVID-19 Vaccination recommends a 2nd booster dose for those aged 60 and above, and one booster dose for those aged 5 to 11 years.
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Safe Management Measures
View the full list of community measures, effective 26 April 2022.
Healthcare Schemes & Subsidies
View the different healthcare financing schemes & subsidies, e.g. MediShield Life, CareShield Life, CHAS.
07 Oct 2022
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VACCINATION OUR PRIMARY DEFENCE IN LIVING WITH COVID-19
30 Sep 2022
MOH STATEMENT ON COVID-19 SITUATION, 30 SEPT
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Healthier You, with Healthier SG
Second Booster for Seniors Aged 80 and above
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The Health Promotion Board (HPB) is a government organisation committed to promoting healthy living in Singapore. HPB is a credible and authoritative source of evidence-based health information that seeks to empower the Singapore public with knowledge to take ownership of their health and live a healthy lifestyle.
The Health Sciences Authority (HSA) was formed on 1 April 2001 as a statutory board of the Singapore Ministry of Health with the integration of five specialised agencies. Its vision is to be the leading innovative authority protecting and advancing national health and safety.
The National Healthcare Group (NHG) is a leader in public healthcare in Singapore, recognised at home and abroad for the quality of its medical expertise and facilities. Care is provided through an integrated network of six primary care polyclinics, acute care and tertiary hospitals, national specialty centres and business divisions. Together NHG bring a rich legacy of medical expertise to their philosophy of integrated patient-centred care.
The National University Health System (NUHS) is one of three public healthcare clusters in Singapore, and an integrated Academic Health System and Regional Health System that delivers value-driven, innovative and sustainable healthcare in Singapore.
With a network of acute hospitals, national specialty centres, community hospitals and polyclinics offering over 40 clinical specialties, the SingHealth Duke-NUS Academic Medical Centre draws on the collective strengths of SingHealth and Duke-NUS Medical School to drive the transformation of healthcare and provide affordable, accessible and quality healthcare.
The Singapore Dental Council (SDC) is the self-regulatory body for the dental professions constituted under the Dental Registration Act (Chapter 76). Its key objectives are to promote high standards of oral health and to promote the interests of the dental profession in Singapore.
The Singapore Medical Council (SMC), a statutory board under the Ministry of Health, maintains the Register of Medical Practitioners in Singapore, administers the compulsory continuing medical education (CME) programme and also governs and regulates the professional conduct and ethics of registered medical practitioners.
The Singapore Nursing Board (SNB) is the regulatory authority for nurses and midwives in Singapore. They aim to protect the public through licensure and regulation of nursing/midwifery education and practice. Their mission is to uphold professional nursing standards and honour the public trust.
The Singapore Pharmacy Council (SPC) maintains the list of persons legally qualified to practise pharmacy in Singapore (Register of Pharmacist) and also governs and regulates the professional conduct and ethics of registered pharmacists, ensuring that pharmacists are current in pharmaceutical knowledge and skills.
The Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board (TCMPB) registers TCM practitioners (both acupuncturists and TCM physicians), accredits TCM institutions and TCM courses for the purpose of registration and regulates the professional ethics and conduct of registered TCM practitioners.