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Largest Zika cluster in Singapore closed
Largest Zika cluster in Singapore closed
SINGAPORE: The first local Zika cluster located at Aljunied Crescent/Sims Drive area was closed on Oct 9 after no new cases were reported there for two weeks, the National Environment Agency (NEA) said on Tuesday (Oct 18).Aljunied Crescent/Sims Drive was Singapore's biggest Zika cluster with a total of 298 infections since the first case came to light on Aug 27.NEA said it is keeping the area under close surveillance, and will continue to do so until Oct 31, three weeks after the cluster closure date.
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Singapore's first and largest local Zika cluster at Aljunied has closed; 2 active clusters remain, Health News & Top Stories
Singapore's first and largest local Zika cluster at Aljunied has closed; 2 active clusters remain, Health News & Top Stories
SINGAPORE - Singapore's first and largest local Zika cluster at Aljunied has closed, but two active clusters remain at Ubi Avenue 1 and Jalan Chengkak/Jalan Raya, the National Environment Agency (NEA) said on Tuesday (Oct 18).The cluster at Aljunied Crescent/Sims Drive closed on Oct 9 after no new cases were reported there for two weeks.In its press release, NEA said it would continue to keep the area under close surveillance until Oct 31, three weeks after the closure date.
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Aljunied Crescent-Sims Drive Zika cluster closed as virus spread dwindles, Health Health News
Aljunied Crescent-Sims Drive Zika cluster closed as virus spread dwindles, Health Health News
Singapore said on Tuesday it had declared a Zika cluster area "closed", after no new infections were reported for two weeks.The Aljunied Crescent/Sims Drive cluster in the southeast of the island was closed on October 9, the National Environment Agency said in a statement.The agency said it will keep the area under surveillance until October 31.
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S'pore's first and largest Zika cluster closed, 2 more remain: NEA
S'pore's first and largest Zika cluster closed, 2 more remain: NEA
SINGAPORE — The first and largest locally-transmitted Zika cluster at the Aljunied Crescent / Sims Drive area has been closed, said the National Environment Agency (NEA) on Tuesday (Oct 18).The Aljunied cluster had seen 298 cases since Aug 27, when the first cases were reported.The NEA said the cluster was closed on Oct 9 after no new cases were reported there for two weeks.
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