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Singapore reports 710 new Covid-19 cases

25 Dec 2022 11:51pm
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SINGAPORE - Singapore reported 710 new cases of Covid-19 on Sunday, bringing the total tally to 2,196,690.

A total of 95 cases are currently warded in hospitals, with four of them held in intensive care units, according to statistics released by the Ministry of Health.

No new deaths from Covid-19 were reported on Sunday, leaving the total death toll unchanged at 1,710. - XINHUA

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