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(Bloomberg) -- Singapore is shifting the focus of its daily reports to turn attention to its medical capacity alongside the country’s plans to live with the virus, amid an increase of its daily count of Covid cases in the local community to the highest it’s ever been.

Singapore is also looking to expand its health care capacity beyond critical care. The government has space for more than 5,500 Covid-positive people with mild or no visible symptoms in community care facilities, which is about 2,000 more beds than the total number of people in Singapore who got Covid over the last month. Additionally, the government is piloting a program that would allow some mildly ill patients to recover at home.

https://www.bloombergquint.com/onweb/sin...ily-record

(14-09-2021, 08:13 PM)theold Wrote: [ -> ](Bloomberg) -- Singapore is shifting the focus of its daily reports to turn attention to its medical capacity alongside the country’s plans to live with the virus, amid an increase of its daily count of Covid cases in the local community to the highest it’s ever been.

Singapore is also looking to expand its health care capacity beyond critical care. The government has space for more than 5,500 Covid-positive people with mild or no visible symptoms in community care facilities, which is about 2,000 more beds than the total number of people in Singapore who got Covid over the last month. Additionally, the government is piloting a program that would allow some mildly ill patients to recover at home.

https://www.bloombergquint.com/onweb/sin...ily-record

I think the govt. has already made provisions of beds in Expo Hall.....

So earlier narration of reduced hospitalization rates after inoculation is being busted

A lot of overseas graduate doctors are called back.