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Four Zika clusters closed; no new cases in Singapore for third day running

Four Zika clusters closed; no new cases in Singapore for third day running

SINGAPORE: Four Zika clusters were closed on Tuesday (Oct 4), according to data on the National Environment Agency's (NEA) website.The clusters at Joo Seng Road, Ubi Ave 1, Balam Road and Hougang Avenue 7 have all been declared closed after no new cases were reported there in the last two weeks.Three clusters remain open - the main one at Aljunied/Sims Drive, as well as the Elite Terrace and Sengkang Central clusters.


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Zika virus: Seventh batch of Zika-positive mosquitoes found in Miami Beach health department reports six new local cases