After receiving global praise for its handling of the coronavirus, Singapore is now showing signs that it's struggling to flatten the COVID-19 curve. Sareena is a senior editor for CNET covering ...

Singapore’s authorities are working on the basis that Covid-19 will go from being a pandemic to being endemic among its population – it will still circulate, but at a very low rate.

Recognizing that the coronavirus is not going anywhere, Fisher says Singapore has decided to coexist with COVID-19 and not try to eliminate it. He says the 88,000 new cases in the last month are ...

Singapore – Only 60 people in Singapore have died from COVID-19 since the pandemic first emerged, and some 82 percent of its population is now fully vaccinated against the disease.. In June, the ...

Singapore was one of the first countries to get a handle on the rapid spread of the novel coronavirus, but now the island is on lockdown.. The city-state with a population of roughly 6 million ...

Lawrence Wong, Singapore’s finance minister and a chair of the country’s Covid-19 task force, said the lesson for “Covid-naive societies” like Singapore, New Zealand and Australia is to be ...

Singapore is embracing a “live with the virus” strategy but urges people to be cautious and careful in the case of new variants. The Singaporean government urged locals to get Covid booster shots.

Singapore is opening its borders to more countries for quarantine-free travel as the city-state seeks to rebuild its status as an international ... (COVID-19) outbreak, in Singapore September 21, ...

Singapore's stringent COVID-19 prevention rules and policies would most likely outrage many Americans who believe that personal liberty is at the core of what it means to live in the US.

Singapore’s government is closely tracking a new wave of Covid-19 infections in the island-nation after the estimated count of weekly cases nearly doubled in the week ended May 11.

SINGAPORE — In a fearful time of nationwide lockdowns and supermarket-aisle fights over toilet paper, Zhi Peng Lee’s website tracking the coronavirus is oddly reassuring. Charts and maps ...