Singapore Measles Cases Hit 13 YTD; CDA Tightens Isolation Rules — February 15
Singapore measles cases febury stand at 13 year-to-date as of February 15, according to the Communicable Diseases Agency. Authorities have moved to mandatory isolation for confirmed cases, activated contact tracing, and can impose up to 21-day quarantine for close contacts. The MMR vaccine supply in Singapore remains adequate. For investors, the near-term focus is healthcare demand, employer absenteeism, and compliance costs as surveillance tightens and misinformation about alleged childcare clusters is addressed. We explain the latest rules, what to watch in official updates, and practical steps companies in Singapore can take this week.
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