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The measures, which include the closure of most workplaces and schools, will initially run from April 7 to May 4.
A man wearing a protective mask fumigates outside the S11 Punggol bedroom, as the outbreak of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) continues, in Singapore, 2020. Singapore Ministry of Human Resources / Brochure via REUTERS / File Photo
Singapore: Singapore has extended a partial blockade to curb the spread of coronavirus infections in the city-state by four weeks to June 1, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said on Tuesday.
The measures, which include the closure of most workplaces and schools, will initially run from April 7 to May 4.
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