Timeline of the COVID-19 pandemic in Singapore (2022) explained

The following is a timeline of the COVID-19 pandemic in Singapore in 2022.

January

Day	New cases				New recoveries	New deaths	Active cases	In ICU	Total deaths	Total recovered	Total cases	Ref.
	Dorm Residents	Community^[1]	Imported	Total
1	9	187	260	456	324	1	2,999	14	829	276,033	279,861	^[2]
2	4	128	297	429	246	-	3,182	14	829	276,279	280,290
3	2	177	285	464	364	-	3,282	13	829	276,643	280,754
4	6	335	501	842	271	3	3,850	13	832	276,914	281,596
5	13	353	439	805	453	2	4,200	14	834	277,367	282,401
6	19	405	389	813	392	1	4,620	13	835	277,759	283,214
7	15	366	396	777	338	2	5,057	12	837	278,097	283,991
8	14	253	544	811	336	-	5,532	11	837	278,433	284,802
9	16	242	587	845	431	1	5,945	11	838	278,864	285,647
10	13	250	487	750	530	-	6,165	11	838	279,394	286,397
11	35	411	400	846	529	-	6,482	11	838	279,923	287,243	^[3]
12	45	441	396	882	636	1	6,727	11	839	280,559	288,125
13	31	450	479	960	850	-	6,837	9	839	281,409	289,085
14	55	527	363	945	938	1	6,843	11	840	282,347	290,030
15	74	478	404	956	710	3	7,086	12	843	283,057	290,986
16	51	448	364	863	823	-	7,125	13	843	283,880	291,849
17	66	565	534	1,165	699	-	7,592	13	843	284,579	293,014
18	73	917	458	1,448	772	-	8,268	13	843	285,351	294,462
19	101	1,104	410	1,615	686	1	9,196	13	844	286,037	296,077
20	121	1,012	339	1,472	966	1	9,701	14	845	287,003	297,549
From 21 January, MOH will include Protocol 2 cases in their daily case count, with cases backdated to 6 January on the website.^[4]
21	136	2,658	361	3,155	4,453	1	11,962	13	846	295,005	307,813
22	71	2,147	245	2,463	2,120	1	12,304	11	847	297,125	310,276	^[5]
23	150	2,907	439	3,496	2,323	1	13,476	9	848	299,448	313,772
24	59	2,565	378	3,002	3,017	-	13,461	11	848	302,465	316,774
25	134	5,444	418	5,996	3,067	2	16,388	10	850	305,532	322,770
26	159	4,401	272	4,832	2,948	-	18,272	11	850	308,480	327,602
27	127	4,963	379	5,469	3,109	-	20,632	12	850	311,589	333,071
28	126	5,146	282	5,554	5,454	3	20,729	10	853	317,043	338,625
29	103	4,856	248	5,207	4,798	1	21,137	13	854	321,841	343,832
30	53	4,173	272	4,498	5,155	-	20,480	12	854	326,996	348,330
31	44	4,197	240	4,481	5,529	1	19,431	10	855	332,525	352,811
Notes:

• 1 January: It was announced that work-related events of up to 1,000 participants (vaccinated, recovered or medically ineligible for vaccines) without food and drinks would be allowed from 3 January onwards; participants would be required to be placed in zones of 100 participants each, with 2-metre distancing between them.^{[6] [7]}
• 3 January: Siblings will be allowed to walk in to any paediatric vaccination centre every Monday to Thursday, subject to conditions, from 10 January onwards.^{[8] [9] [10]}
• 13 January: Taxi drivers who have yet to be fully vaccinated before 1 February will be allowed to suspend their contracts until they have completed their regimen.^[11]

February

Day	New cases				New recoveries	New deaths	Active cases	In ICU	Total deaths	Total recovered	Total cases	Ref.
	Dorm Residents	Community	Imported	Total
1	41	6,079	144	6,264	5,218	3	20,474	12	858	337,743	359,075	^[12]
2	19	2,900	182	3,101	4,874	1	18,700	12	859	342,617	362,176
3	25	4,061	210	4,297	4,614	1	18,382	16	860	347,231	366,473
4	75	12,971	162	13,208	5,936	6	25,648	15	866	353,167	379,681
5	71	10,137	182	10,390	2,444	2	33,592	23	868	355,611	390,071
6	49	7,590	113	7,752	4,732	3	36,609	21	871	360,343	397,823
7	52	7,577	177	7,806	12,041	3	32,371	26	874	372,384	405,629
8	70	12,721	220	13,011	8,892	3	36,487	23	877	381,276	418,640
9	76	10,098	140	10,314	8,052	4	38,745	30	881	389,328	428,954
10	63	10,480	143	10,686	8,371	1	41,059	29	882	397,699	439,640	^[13]
11	84	9,687	159	9,930	12,732	3	38,254	21	885	410,431	449,570
12	61	10,265	179	10,505	9,521	8	39,230	22	893	419,952	460,075
13	37	9,157	226	9,420	10,133	4	38,513	24	897	430,085	469,495
14	30	8,897	155	9,082	10,298	9	37,288	23	906	440,383	478,577
15	74	19,105	241	19,420	10,432	7	46,269	23	913	450,815	497,997
16	76	16,615	192	16,883	9,453	13	53,686	35	926	460,268	514,880
17	62	18,218	265	18,545	9,425	4	62,802	32	930	469,693	533,425
18	73	17,813	208	18,094	19,606	7	61,283	39	937	489,299	551,519
19	50	15,649	137	15,836	15,217	4	61,898	43	941	504,516	567,355
20	44	15,026	213	15,283	17,073	4	60,104	39	945	521,589	582,638	^[14]
21	29	13,447	147	13,623	18,698	7	55,022	44	952	540,287	596,261
22	55	25,676	301	26,032	17,163	4	63,887	46	956	557,450	622,293
23	41	20,111	160	20,312	15,298	7	68,894	46	963	572,748	642,605
24	28	18,406	159	18,593	13,935	12	73,540	44	975	586,683	661,198
25	48	18,335	214	18,597	25,327	11	66,799	46	986	612,010	679,795
26	29	16,685	143	16,857	19,308	13	64,335	50	999	631,318	696,652
27	24	14,040	164	14,228	19,041	8	59,514	46	1,007	650,359	710,880
28	18	13,432	94	13,544	18,884	12	54,162	49	1,019	669,243	724,424

• 3 February:
  • HSA announced that it had approved Pfizer's Paxlovid COVID-19 treatment tablet for use in Singapore.^[15]
  • Two politicians, Minister of State for Communications and Information and National Development Tan Kiat How and Parliamentary Secretary for Culture, Community and Youth and Social and Family Development Eric Chua, have revealed that they tested positive for COVID-19.^[16]
• 12 February: The first shipment of Pfizer's Paxlovid COVID-19 treatment tablet has arrived in Singapore.^[17]
• 16 February: It was announced that current COVID-19 safety measures would be streamlined from 25 February onwards: the limit of unique visitors per household would be altered from 5 per day to 5 at any one time. Safe distancing between people in mask-on settings would no longer be mandatory, and border measures for travellers would also be relaxed from 22 February.^[18]
• 24 February: MOH announced that the planned streamlining of COVID-19 safety measures on 25 February would be postponed, due to the recent surge in cases.^[19]

March

Day	New cases				New recoveries	New deaths	Active cases	In ICU	Total deaths	Total recovered	Total cases	Ref.
	Dorm Residents	Community	Imported	Total
1	43	23,848	189	24,080	17,205	11	61,026	53	1,030	686,448	748,504	^[20]
2	40	18,958	161	19,159	14,722	10	65,453	51	1,040	701,170	767,663
3	30	17,961	171	18,162	14,249	9	69,357	53	1,049	715,419	785,825
4	22	17,383	159	17,564	23,545	18	63,358	45	1,067	738,964	803,389
5	32	16,087	155	16,274	18,777	6	60,849	48	1,073	757,741	819,663
6	28	12,990	140	13,158	18,172	5	55,830	47	1,078	775,913	832,821
7	16	13,355	149	13,520	18,174	6	51,170	54	1,084	794,087	846,341
8	33	21,950	218	22,201	16,667	15	56,689	49	1,099	810,754	868,542
9	36	16,822	193	17,051	13,707	11	60,022	50	1,110	824,461	885,593
10	25	15,965	175	16,165	13,375	6	62,806	36	1,116	837,836	901,758
11	25	15,105	215	15,345	21,481	13	56,657	39	1,129	859,317	917,103	^[21]
12	21	12,499	112	12,632	16,614	10	52,665	37	1,139	875,931	929,735
13	12	9,585	104	9,701	16,291	6	46,069	32	1,145	892,222	939,436
14	9	8,932	101	9,042	16,069	8	39,034	37	1,153	908,291	948,478
15	29	15,657	165	15,851	12,945	6	41,934	40	1,159	921,236	964,329
16	13	11,128	137	11,278	10,871	11	42,330	36	1,170	932,107	975,607
17	10	10,575	128	10,713	9,994	12	43,037	29	1,182	942,101	986,320
18	11	10,424	159	10,594	15,684	9	37,938	30	1,191	957,785	996,914
19	20	10,081	143	10,244	11,536	3	36,643	27	1,194	969,321	1,007,158
20	10	7,723	126	7,859	11,284	4	33,214	23	1,198	980,605	1,015,017
21	14	7,380	144	7,538	10,706	10	30,036	25	1,208	991,311	1,022,555
22	22	12,903	241	13,166	9,716	6	33,480	24	1,214	1,001,027	1,035,721	^[22]
23	20	8,729	191	8,940	8,381	6	34,033	26	1,220	1,009,408	1,044,661
24	23	8,281	174	8,478	8,258	6	34,247	24	1,226	1,017,666	1,053,139
25	11	7,365	208	7,584	12,655	13	29,163	28	1,239	1,030,321	1,060,723
26	13	6,299	122	6,434	8,606	7	26,984	24	1,246	1,038,927	1,067,157
27	15	4,731	102	4,848	7,391	4	24,437	22	1,250	1,046,318	1,072,005
28	3	4,810	112	4,925	8,779	4	20,579	25	1,254	1,055,097	1,076,930
29	17	7,993	154	8,164	6,876	4	21,863	25	1,258	1,061,973	1,085,094
30	14	5,576	139	5,729	5,496	5	22,091	26	1,263	1,067,469	1,090,823
31	19	5,440	146	5,605	5,152	5	23,807	27	1,268	1,072,621	1,096,428

• 9 March: MOM announced that employers who deliberately refuse to comply with established guidelines on leave arrangements for employees infected with COVID-19 would have their work pass privileges suspended.^[23]
• 11 March: MOH announced that the planned streamlined COVID-19 safety measures would take effect on 15 March.^[24]
• 21 March: MOH announced that it would be suspending its vaccination channels for overseas Singaporeans, in the wake of increased ease of access to the vaccines and the relaxation of border measures.^[25]
• 24 March:
  • Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong announced that from 29 March, the limit on group gatherings would be increased from 5 to 10, with 75 percent of employees working from home allowed to return to the workplace. Mask-wearing would also be made optional outdoors, though it would still be mandatory indoors.^[26]
  • MOH announced that from 29 March, dining-in would be allowed for groups of up to 10 vaccinated persons, with restrictions on live performances and the sale and consumption of alcohol after 10:30 P.M. to be lifted.^[27] Routine testing for workers in all sectors would also no longer be required.^[28]
• 31 March: MOH announced that in-person visits for fully-vaccinated persons to all hospital wards and care homes would resume from 4 April, though those who are medically ineligible for the vaccine would be exempted.^[29]

April

Day	New cases				New recoveries	New deaths	Active cases	In ICU	Total deaths	Total recovered	Total cases	Ref.
	Dorm Residents	Community	Imported	Total
1	16	4,877	117	5,010	8,201	2	19,346	23	1,270	1,080,822	1,101,438	^[30]
2	4	4,468	91	4,563	5,742	2	18,165	22	1,272	1,086,564	1,106,001
3	8	3,666	69	3,743	5,612	4	16,292	21	1,276	1,092,176	1,109,744
4	6	3,274	54	3,334	5,155	7	14,464	20	1,283	1,097,331	1,113,078
5	6	6,215	120	6,341	4,644	1	16,160	16	1,284	1,101,975	1,119,419
6	10	4,360	97	4,467	3,918	3	16,706	15	1,287	1,105,893	1,123,886
7	8	4,137	124	4,269	3,595	3	17,377	15	1,290	1,109,488	1,128,155
8	14	3,866	134	4,014	6,261	7	15,123	18	1,297	1,115,749	1,132,169
9	8	3,127	124	3,259	4,439	2	13,941	18	1,299	1,120,188	1,135,428
10	3	2,508	62	2,573	4,341	2	12,171	17	1,301	1,124,529	1,138,001
11	2	2,490	76	2,568	4,188	2	10,549	18	1,303	1,128,717	1,140,569	^[31]
12	11	4,409	132	4,552	3,329	4	11,768	19	1,307	1,132,046	1,145,121
13	5	3,405	125	3,535	2,885	2	12,416	13	1,309	1,134,931	1,148,656
14	3	3,404	114	3,521	2,725	-	13,212	9	1,309	1,137,656	1,152,177
15	4	3,287	113	3,404	4,488	1	12,127	10	1,310	1,142,144	1,155,581
16	1	1,619	50	1,670	3,458	3	10,336	8	1,313	1,145,602	1,157,251
17	1	2,954	94	3,049	3,546	3	9,836	4	1,316	1,149,148	1,160,300
18	2	2,400	78	2,480	3,396	-	8,920	9	1,316	1,152,544	1,162,780
19	8	4,536	174	4,718	1,842	1	11,795	9	1,317	1,154,386	1,167,498
20	-	3,324	148	3,472	3,127	2	12,138	8	1,319	1,157,513	1,170,970
21	7	3,238	175	3,420	2,572	3	12,983	6	1,322	1,160,085	1,174,390	^[32]
22	4	2,905	116	3,025	4,546	2	11,460	10	1,324	1,164,631	1,177,415
23	3	2,627	79	2,709	3,375	1	10,793	9	1,325	1,168,006	1,180,124
24	6	1,984	54	2,044	3,521	-	9,316	8	1,325	1,171,527	1,182,168
25	2	2,008	48	2,058	3,067	6	8,301	7	1,331	1,174,594	1,184,226
26	6	3,627	55	3,688	2,778	2	9,209	7	1,333	1,177,372	1,187,914
27	4	2,598	44	2,646	2,115	1	9,739	8	1,334	1,179,487	1,190,560
28	4	2,648	38	2,690	2,205	-	10,224	6	1,334	1,181,692	1,193,250
29	8	2,455	54	2,517	3,564	-	9,177	6	1,334	1,185,256	1,195,767
30	4	2,079	58	2,141	2,562	1	8,755	6	1,335	1,187,818	1,197,908

• 4 April: It was announced that all nightlife businesses would be allowed to fully reopen from 19 April, with a negative ART required for establishments that feature dancing among patrons.^[33]
• 19 April: HSA announced that it had approved the traditional Chinese medicine Lianhua Qingwen for clinical trials and the antiviral drug Lagevrio for use in COVID-19 treatment in Singapore.^{[34] [35]}
• 22 April: MOH announced that from 26 April, Singapore's DORSCON level would be lowered from Orange to Yellow; limits on groups and safe distancing would no longer be required, with all employees allowed to return to the workplace. Employees would also be allowed to remove their masks at the workplace when not interacting with others. Health risk notices (HRCs) would no longer be issued, with TraceTogether and SafeEntry would be removed from all settings save for F&B outlets, nightlife establishments, and events with more than 500 people. Fully-vaccinated and well travellers to Singapore would also no longer be required to take a pre-departure test.^[36]
• 24 April: The Ministry of Sustainability and the Environment (MSE) announced that it would gradually reduce the number of safe-distancing ambassadors, in the wake of the easing of COVID-19 safety measures.^[37]

May

Day	New cases				New recoveries	New deaths	Active cases	In ICU	Total deaths	Total recovered	Total cases	Ref.
	Dorm Residents	Community	Imported	Total
1	2	1,692	38	1,732	2,698	1	7,788	7	1,336	1,190,516	1,199,640	^[38]
2	-	1,301	35	1,336	2,561	2	6,561	6	1,338	1,193,077	1,200,976
3	5	1,503	62	1,570	2,186	-	5,945	5	1,338	1,195,263	1,202,546
4	-	1,557	81	1,638	1,811	2	5,770	6	1,340	1,197,074	1,204,184
5	1	4,474	258	4,733	1,423	4	9,076	6	1,344	1,198,497	1,208,917
6	4	3,197	219	3,420	1,770	2	10,724	5	1,346	1,200,267	1,212,337
7	3	2,944	215	3,162	1,720	4	12,162	5	1,350	1,201,987	1,215,499
8	1	2,268	154	2,423	4,529	2	10,054	6	1,352	1,206,516	1,217,922
9	3	2,170	98	2,271	3,070	-	9,255	6	1,352	1,209,586	1,220,193
10	5	4,614	212	4,831	3,119	4	10,963	6	1,356	1,212,705	1,225,024
11	5	3,711	174	3,890	2,485	2	12,366	6	1,358	1,215,190	1,228,914	^[39]
12	6	3,492	147	3,645	2,415	3	13,593	7	1,361	1,217,605	1,232,559
13	4	4,175	112	4,291	4,682	1	13,201	6	1,362	1,222,287	1,236,850
14	3	3,282	98	3,383	3,755	-	12,829	8	1,362	1,226,042	1,240,233
From 15 May, MOH no longer reports dormitory cases, instead a new formula was used to only include reported and unreported cases.^[40]
15		2,594	57	2,651	3,897	1	11,582	9	1,363	1,229,939	1,242,884
16		2,073	50	2,123	3,846	3	9,856	8	1,366	1,233,785	1,245,007
17		2,602	62	2,664	3,332	1	9,187	8	1,367	1,237,117	1,247,671
18		6,289	153	6,442	2,781	2	12,846	8	1,369	1,239,898	1,254,113
19		4,471	107	4,578	2,338	2	15,084	8	1,371	1,242,236	1,258,691
20		4,228	114	4,342	2,799	3	16,624	8	1,374	1,245,035	1,263,033
21		3,619	156	3,775	6,191	-	14,208	7	1,374	1,251,226	1,266,808
22		2,724	103	2,827	4,306	1	12,728	6	1,375	1,255,532	1,269,635	^[41]
23		2,678	73	2,751	4,285	2	11,192	4	1,377	1,259,817	1,272,386
24		5,623	104	5,727	3,968	1	12,950	5	1,378	1,263,785	1,278,113
25		4,162	5	4,167	2,935	2	14,180	5	1,380	1,266,720	1,282,280
26		3,829	107	3,936	3,009	2	15,105	8	1,382	1,269,729	1,286,216
27		3,710	120	3,830	5,574	1	13,360	7	1,383	1,275,303	1,290,046
28		3,244	79	3,323	4,040	-	12,643	7	1,383	1,279,343	1,293,369
29		2,448	103	2,551	3,968	-	11,226	9	1,383	1,283,311	1,295,920
30		2,306	83	2,389	3,828	3	9,784	9	1,386	1,287,139	1,298,309
31		4,774	211	4,985	3,347	3	11,419	11	1,389	1,290,486	1,303,294

• 4 May:
  • Singapore Pools announced that lottery draws with live audiences would resume from 5 May.^[42]
  • It was announced that the first shipment of the Novavax COVID-19 vaccine had arrived in Singapore, with it to be offered at its first joint testing and vaccination center and 20 Public Health Preparedness Clinics (PHPCs) by the end of the month.^[43]
• 22 May: It was announced that Terminal 2 at Changi Airport would reopen in phases from 29 May.^[44]

June

Day	New cases			New recoveries	New deaths	Active cases	In ICU	Total deaths	Total recovered	Total cases	Ref.
	Local	Imported	Total
1	3,413	164	3,577	2,686	-	12,310	11	1,389	1,293,172	1,306,871	^[45]
2	3,568	177	3,745	2,600	-	13,455	7	1,389	1,295,772	1,310,616
3	3,098	135	3,233	4,852	-	11,836	12	1,389	1,300,624	1,313,849
4	2,752	127	2,879	3,414	3	11,298	7	1,392	1,304,038	1,316,728
5	2,145	111	2,256	3,670	1	9,883	8	1,393	1,307,708	1,318,984
6	2,041	121	2,162	3,433	-	8,612	9	1,393	1,311,141	1,321,146
7	4,301	176	4,477	3,000	1	10,088	8	1,394	1,314,141	1,325,623
8	3,393	209	3,602	2,383	-	11,307	9	1,394	1,316,524	1,329,225
9	3,237	194	3,431	2,284	2	12,452	4	1,396	1,318,808	1,332,656
10	2,814	155	2,969	4,324	-	11,097	3	1,396	1,323,132	1,335,625
11	2,959	169	3,128	3,453	1	10,771	2	1,397	1,326,585	1,338,753	^[46]
12	2,349	154	2,503	3,349	-	9,925	1	1,397	1,329,934	1,341,256
13	2,182	207	2,389	3,018	1	9,295	3	1,398	1,332,952	1,343,645
14	4,692	438	5,130	3,048	3	11,374	2	1,401	1,336,000	1,348,775
15	3,536	370	3,906	2,606	-	12,674	2	1,401	1,338,606	1,352,681
16	3,658	356	4,014	2,534	-	14,154	2	1,401	1,341,140	1,356,695
17	3,698	387	4,085	4,975	1	13,263	4	1,402	1,346,115	1,360,780
18	3,456	326	3,782	3,833	-	13,212	6	1,402	1,349,948	1,364,562
19	2,900	299	3,199	3,882	1	12,528	8	1,403	1,353,830	1,367,761
20	2,884	336	3,220	3,975	2	11,771	8	1,405	1,357,805	1,370,981
21	6,393	716	7,109	3,826	-	15,054	9	1,405	1,361,631	1,378,090	^[47]
22	5,245	617	5,862	3,273	-	17,643	12	1,405	1,364,904	1,383,952
23	5,954	652	6,606	3,299	3	20,947	8	1,408	1,368,203	1,390,558
24	5,874	642	6,516	6,945	-	20,518	9	1,408	1,375,148	1,397,074
25	5,654	514	6,168	5,690	-	20,996	10	1,408	1,380,838	1,403,242
26	4,697	419	5,116	6,272	-	19,840	11	1,408	1,387,110	1,408,358
27	4,845	464	5,309	6,336	1	18,812	9	1,409	1,393,446	1,413,667
28	10,732	772	11,504	6,229	1	24,086	9	1,410	1,399,675	1,425,171
29	8,789	603	9,392	5,169	1	28,308	7	1,411	1,404,844	1,434,563
30	8,929	576	9,505	5,485	2	32,326	11	1,413	1,410,329	1,444,068

• 10 June:
  • MOH announced that from 14 June, group limits and COVID-19 testing would no longer be mandatory at nightlife establishments.^[48]
  • It was announced that COVID-19 treatment schemes would be progressively updated as Singapore returns to normal.^[49]
  • MOH announced that those aged 50 to 59 who wish to take their second booster shot may do so by simply walking into any COVID-19 vaccination centre.^[50]

July

Day	New cases			New recoveries	New deaths	Active cases	In ICU	Total deaths	Total recovered	Total cases	Ref.
	Local	Imported	Total
1	8,592	495	9,087	11,118	2	30,293	11	1,415	1,421,447	1,453,155	^[51]
2	7,639	313	7,952	9,136	1	29,108	11	1,416	1,430,583	1,461,107
3	5,865	262	6,127	9,004	2	26,229	9	1,418	1,439,587	1,467,234
4	5,700	246	5,946	8,825	1	23,349	14	1,419	1,448,412	1,473,180
5	12,248	536	12,784	7,876	2	28,255	16	1,421	1,456,288	1,485,964
6	9,525	464	9,989	6,454	2	31,788	15	1,423	1,462,742	1,495,953
7	9,534	451	9,985	6,241	3	35,529	12	1,426	1,468,983	1,505,938
8	8,931	353	9,284	12,643	1	32,169	14	1,427	1,481,626	1,515,222
9	8,375	284	8,659	9,787	1	31,040	15	1,428	1,491,413	1,523,881
10	6,200	223	6,423	9,558	4	27,901	18	1,432	1,500,971	1,530,304
11	4,296	199	4,495	9,074	-	23,322	16	1,432	1,510,045	1,534,799	^[52]
12	5,743	236	5,979	8,908	5	20,388	15	1,437	1,518,953	1,540,778
13	15,978	892	16,870	6,882	3	30,373	14	1,440	1,525,835	1,557,648
14	10,992	780	11,772	5,911	4	36,230	20	1,444	1,531,746	1,569,420
15	9,826	700	10,526	5,390	3	41,363	20	1,447	1,537,136	1,579,946
16	8,691	462	9,153	16,357	3	34,156	17	1,450	1,553,493	1,589,099
17	6,638	309	6,947	10,947	3	30,153	14	1,453	1,564,440	1,596,046
18	5,978	249	6,227	10,100	4	26,276	16	1,457	1,574,540	1,602,273
19	13,278	516	13,794	9,036	3	31,031	13	1,460	1,583,576	1,616,067
20	9,896	397	10,293	7,440	3	33,881	17	1,463	1,591,016	1,626,360
21	9,318	431	9,749	6,724	3	36,903	15	1,466	1,597,740	1,636,109
22	8,635	348	8,983	13,600	2	32,284	14	1,468	1,611,340	1,645,092	^[53]
23	7,592	297	7,889	10,077	4	30,092	11	1,472	1,621,417	1,652,981
24	5,950	225	6,175	9,367	4	26,896	21	1,476	1,630,784	1,659,156
25	5,358	193	5,551	8,984	7	23,456	19	1,483	1,639,768	1,664,707
26	11,934	485	12,419	8,063	4	27,808	18	1,487	1,647,831	1,677,126
27	8,420	343	8,763	6,429	3	30,139	19	1,490	1,654,260	1,685,889
28	8,206	359	8,565	6,069	2	32,633	18	1,492	1,660,329	1,694,454
29	7,629	309	7,938	12,185	2	28,384	19	1,494	1,672,514	1,702,392
30	6,297	261	6,558	8,830	3	26,109	15	1,497	1,681,344	1,708,950
31	4,913	193	5,106	8,192	3	23,020	15	1,500	1,689,536	1,714,056

• 5 July: It was announced that from 7 July to 3 August 2022, the number of visitors and the duration of visits to hospitals and residential care homes would be limited, in the wake of the rise in community cases.^[54]

August

Day	New cases			New recoveries	New deaths	Active cases	In ICU	Total deaths^[55]	Total recovered	Total cases	Ref.
	Local	Imported	Total
1	4,548	161	4,709	7,816	2	19,893	15	1,520	1,697,352	1,718,765	^[56]
2	9,876	354	10,230	6,880	4	23,239	15	1,524	1,704,232	1,728,995
3	6,942	289	7,231	5,327	4	25,139	14	1,528	1,709,559	1,736,226
4	6,392	256	6,648	5,118	3	26,666	17	1,531	1,714,677	1,742,874
5	6,048	222	6,270	10,265	3	22,668	18	1,534	1,724,942	1,749,144
6	5,426	207	5,633	7,084	2	21,215	16	1,536	1,732,026	1,754,777
7	4,625	173	4,798	7,018	3	18,992	24	1,539	1,739,044	1,759,575
8	3,424	117	3,541	6,088	2	16,443	24	1,541	1,745,132	1,763,116
9	7,707	258	7,965	5,799	1	18,608	27	1,542	1,750,931	1,771,081
10	2,160	145	2,305	4,394	1	16,518	27	1,543	1,755,325	1,773,386
11	7,262	514	7,776	3,960	3	20,331	22	1,546	1,759,285	1,781,162	^[57]
12	5,040	441	5,481	7,812	6	17,994	24	1,552	1,767,097	1,786,643
13	4,097	306	4,403	2,667	4	19,726	22	1,556	1,769,764	1,791,046
14	2,804	219	3,023	7,615	3	15,131	19	1,559	1,777,379	1,794,069
15	2,508	157	2,665	5,399	1	12,396	20	1,560	1,782,778	1,796,734
16	4,909	293	5,202	4,424	5	13,169	15	1,565	1,787,202	1,801,936
17	3,559	203	3,762	3,173	2	13,756	11	1,567	1,790,375	1,805,698
18	3,335	218	3,553	3,114	5	14,190	10	1,572	1,793,489	1,809,251
19	2,837	167	3,004	5,423	4	11,767	7	1,576	1,798,912	1,812,255
20	2,497	163	2,660	3,672	2	10,753	11	1,578	1,802,584	1,814,915
21	1,848	103	1,951	3,405	2	9,297	10	1,580	1,805,989	1,816,866
22	1,602	92	1,694	2,924	4	8,063	9	1,584	1,808,913	1,818,560	^[58]
23	3,406	221	3,627	2,791	-	8,899	8	1,584	1,811,704	1,822,187
24	2,487	158	2,645	2,172	2	9,370	5	1,586	1,813,876	1,824,832
25	2,265	132	2,397	1,915	1	9,851	6	1,587	1,815,791	1,827,229
26	2,024	108	2,132	3,671	1	8,311	6	1,588	1,819,462	1,829,361
27	1,846	125	1,971	2,616	2	7,664	8	1,590	1,822,078	1,831,332
28	1,361	87	1,448	2,356	1	6,755	7	1,591	1,824,434	1,832,780
29	1,308	102	1,410	2,137	-	6,028	8	1,591	1,826,571	1,834,190
30	2,691	209	2,900	2,015	1	6,912	10	1,592	1,828,586	1,837,090
31	1,974	180	2,154	1,631	-	7,435	9	1,592	1,830,217	1,839,244
Notes:

• 1 August: HSA announced that it had granted interim authorisation for AstraZeneca's Evusheld COVID-19 treatment drug for use in Singapore, for those medically ineligible for vaccination.^[59]
• 2 August: MOH announced that the restrictions on visitors and the duration of visits to hospitals and residential care homes would be extended to 31 August.^[60]
• 24 August: It was announced that from 29 August onwards, masks would be mandatory only on public transport that has public access to it (e.g. all buses, taxis, trains excluding company or school buses), and in healthcare facilities.^[61]

September

Day	New cases			New recoveries	New deaths	Active cases	In ICU	Total deaths	Total recovered	Total cases	Ref.
	Local	Imported	Total
1	1,870	174	2,044	1,489	1	7,989	11	1,593	1,831,706	1,841,288	^[62]
2	1,802	146	1,948	2,891	1	7,045	11	1,594	1,834,597	1,843,236
3	1,449	100	1,549	2,117	-	6,477	10	1,594	1,836,714	1,844,785
4	1,236	73	1,309	1,971	-	5,815	9	1,594	1,838,685	1,846,094
5	1,103	73	1,176	1,967	2	5,022	11	1,596	1,840,652	1,847,270
6	2,562	183	2,745	1,577	-	6,190	10	1,596	1,842,229	1,850,015
7	2,071	200	2,271	1,407	5	7,049	11	1,601	1,843,636	1,852,286
8	1,936	233	2,169	1,285	-	7,933	10	1,601	1,844,921	1,854,455
9	1,982	236	2,218	2,650	1	7,500	9	1,602	1,847,571	1,856,673
10	1,657	167	1,824	2,221	-	7,103	9	1,602	1,849,792	1,858,497
11	1,307	133	1,440	2,090	-	6,453	10	1,602	1,851,882	1,859,937	^[63]
12	1,300	153	1,453	2,145	-	5,761	10	1,602	1,854,027	1,861,390
13	3,033	319	3,352	1,853	-	7,260	11	1,602	1,855,880	1,864,742
14	2,166	260	2,426	1,512	2	8,172	9	1,604	1,857,392	1,867,168
15	2,186	237	2,423	1,585	1	9,009	7	1,605	1,858,977	1,869,591
16	2,091	218	2,309	3,306	-	8,012	8	1,605	1,862,283	1,871,900
17	1,702	145	1,847	2,365	2	7,492	9	1,607	1,864,648	1,873,747
18	1,415	113	1,528	2,333	-	6,687	6	1,607	1,866,981	1,875,275
19	1,219	90	1,309	2,200	1	5,795	10	1,608	1,869,181	1,876,584
20	2,978	244	3,222	1,926	1	7,090	11	1,609	1,871,107	1,879,806	^[64]
21	2,318	190	2,508	1,653	-	7,945	10	1,609	1,872,760	1,882,314
22	2,333	212	2,545	1,446	-	9,044	8	1,609	1,874,206	1,884,859
23	2,174	169	2,343	3,198	-	8,189	7	1,609	1,877,404	1,887,202
24	2,200	142	2,342	2,443	1	8,087	8	1,610	1,879,847	1,889,544
25	1,706	91	1,797	2,417	-	7,467	9	1,610	1,882,264	1,891,341
26	1,522	84	1,606	2,275	5	6,793	9	1,615	1,884,539	1,892,947
27	4,066	294	4,360	2,367	2	8,784	7	1,617	1,886,906	1,897,307
28	3,214	240	3,454	1,846	-	10,392	6	1,617	1,888,752	1,900,761
29	3,219	212	3,431	1,707	-	12,116	9	1,617	1,890,459	1,904,192	^[65]
30	3,500	215	3,715	4,355	1	11,475	8	1,618	1,894,814	1,907,907

October

Day	New cases			New recoveries	New deaths	Active cases	In ICU	Total deaths	Total recovered	Total cases	Ref.
	Local	Imported	Total
1	3,363	147	3,510	3,280	1	11,704	8	1,619	1,898,094	1,911,417
2	2,758	105	2,863	3,249	1	11,317	8	1,620	1,901,343	1,914,280
3	2,587	126	2,713	3,500	2	10,528	9	1,622	1,904,843	1,916,993
4	6,888	258	7,146	3,518	2	14,154	11	1,624	1,908,361	1,924,139
5	5,708	215	5,923	2,935	-	17,142	11	1,624	1,911,296	1,930,062
6	5,982	226	6,208	2,863	1	20,486	13	1,625	1,914,159	1,936,270
7	5,710	224	5,934	6,985	3	19,432	13	1,628	1,921,144	1,942,204
8	6,008	190	6,198	5,691	1	19,938	8	1,629	1,926,835	1,948,402
9	4,683	112	4,795	5,868	-	18,865	10	1,629	1,932,703	1,953,197
10	4,589	130	4,719	6,097	3	17,484	10	1,632	1,938,800	1,957,916
11	11,399	333	11,732	5,872	2	23,342	11	1,634	1,944,672	1,969,648
12	9,321	290	9,611	4,837	2	28,114	11	1,636	1,949,509	1,979,259
13	9,249	252	9,501	4,695	3	32,917	13	1,639	1,954,204	1,988,760	^[66]
14	8,763	324	9,087	11,688	2	30,314	9	1,641	1,965,892	1,997,847
15	7,764	273	8,037	9,023	-	29,328	13	1,641	1,974,915	2,005,884
16	6,026	155	6,181	8,980	3	26,526	13	1,644	1,983,895	2,012,065
17	5,028	168	5,196	8,794	2	22,926	15	1,646	1,992,689	2,017,261
18	11,553	381	11,934	8,097	5	26,758	14	1,651	2,000,786	2,029,195
19	8,419	333	8,752	6,324	3	29,183	14	1,654	2,007,110	2,037,947
20	7,865	311	8,176	5,678	5	31,676	13	1,659	2,012,788	2,046,123
21	6,985	262	7,247	11,934	1	26,988	15	1,660	2,024,722	2,053,370
22	6,082	257	6,339	8,631	-	24,696	16	1,660	2,033,353	2,059,709
23	4,280	174	4,454	7,893	2	21,255	9	1,662	2,041,246	2,064,163
24	3,475	152	3,627	7,456	1	17,425	10	1,663	2,048,702	2,067,790
25	2,820	174	2,994	6,473	3	13,943	9	1,666	2,055,175	2,070,784
26	8,999	558	9,557	4,677	2	18,821	15	1,668	2,059,852	2,080,341
27	5,768	479	6,247	4,026	2	21,040	17	1,670	2,063,878	2,086,588	^[67]
28	4,926	375	5,301	3,381	2	22,958	16	1,672	2,067,259	2,091,889
29	4,273	358	4,631	9,917	2	17,670	12	1,674	2,077,176	2,096,520
30	3,044	196	3,240	5,634	2	15,274	13	1,676	2,082,810	2,099,760
31	2,443	169	2,612	5,025	4	12,857	15	1,680	2,087,835	2,102,372

• 11 October: MOH announced that it would bring forward the rollout of the bivalent Moderna/Spikevax COVID-19 vaccine three days to 14 October, due to the spike in infections from the BA.2.10/XBB variant.^[68]

November

Day	New cases			New recoveries	New deaths	Active cases	In ICU	Total deaths	Total recovered	Total cases	Ref.
	Local	Imported	Total
1	5,319	333	5,652	4,837	-	13,672	19	1,680	2,092,672	2,108,024
2	3,799	287	4,086	3,364	2	14,392	16	1,682	2,096,036	2,112,110
3	3,265	246	3,511	2,925	1	14,977	16	1,683	2,098,961	2,115,621
4	2,941	187	3,128	5,808	2	12,295	16	1,685	2,104,769	2,118,749
5	2,547	139	2,686	4,003	1	10,977	16	1,686	2,108,772	2,121,435
6	1,779	114	1,893	3,548	1	9,321	15	1,687	2,112,320	2,123,328
From 7 November, MOH's main page only reports the 7-day moving average of cases, with number of daily cases displayed on the weekly situation report.
7	1,567	109	1,676	3,119	3	7,875	16	1,690	2,115,439	2,125,004
8	3,307	261	3,568	2,907	1	8,535	14	1,691	2,118,346	2,128,572
9	2,777	205	2,982	1,970	2	9,545	14	1,693	2,120,316	2,131,554
10	2,548	217	2,765	1,886	-	10,424	14	1,693	2,122,202	2,134,319	^[69]
11	2,164	175	2,339	3,631	-	9,132	12	1,693	2,125,833	2,136,658
12	1,807	133	1,940	2,864	1	8,207	12	1,694	2,128,697	2,138,598
13	1,390	111	1,501	2,699	1	7,008	16	1,695	2,131,396	2,140,099
14	1,215	97	1,312	2,326	2	5,992	15	1,697	2,133,722	2,141,411
15	2,839	272	3,111	2,033	-	7,070	15	1,697	2,135,755	2,144,522
16	1,974	210	2,184	1,636	1	7,617	13	1,698	2,137,391	2,146,706
17	1,907	181	2,088	1,438	1	8,266	11	1,699	2,138,829	2,148,794
18	1,753	155	1,908	3,094	-	7,080	8	1,699	2,141,923	2,150,702
19	1,537	129	1,666	2,172	-	6,574	7	1,699	2,144,095	2,152,368
20	1,082	85	1,167	2,041	1	5,699	8	1,700	2,146,136	2,153,535
21	1,026	72	1,098	1,911	-	4,886	9	1,700	2,148,047	2,154,633
22	2,222	166	2,388	1,714	1	5,559	8	1,701	2,149,761	2,157,021
23	1,556	132	1,688	1,264	-	5,983	8	1,701	2,151,025	2,158,709
24	1,490	125	1,615	1,175	-	6,423	9	1,701	2,152,200	2,160,324	^[70]
25	1,232	117	1,349	2,408	1	5,363	11	1,702	2,154,608	2,161,673
26	1,194	96	1,290	1,632	-	5,021	13	1,702	2,156,240	2,162,963
27	837	72	909	1,588	-	4,342	13	1,702	2,157,828	2,163,872
28	754	63	817	1,351	-	3,808	10	1,702	2,159,179	2,164,689
29	1,689	149	1,838	1,325	1	4,320	9	1,703	2,160,504	2,166,527
30	1,236	134	1,370	961	-	4,729	9	1,703	2,161,465	2,167,897

• 8 November: Health Minister Ong Ye Kung announced that hospitals would no longer set aside entire wards for COVID-19 patients.^[71]
• 9 November: MOH announced that restrictions on visitors to hospital wards and care homes would be extended to 23 November.^[72]

December

Day	New cases			New recoveries	New deaths	Active cases	In ICU	Total deaths	Total recovered	Total cases	Ref.
	Local	Imported	Total
1	1,186	118	1,304	897	-	5,136	7	1,703	2,162,362	2,169,201
2	1,202	95	1,297	1,819	2	4,612	8	1,705	2,164,181	2,170,498
3	971	81	1,052	1,360	-	4,304	8	1,705	2,165,541	2,171,550
4	777	69	846	1,248	-	3,902	9	1,705	2,166,789	2,172,396
5	718	58	776	1,292	1	3,385	10	1,706	2,168,081	2,173,172
6	1,681	136	1,817	1,107	-	4,095	8	1,706	2,169,188	2,174,989
7	1,225	124	1,349	914	1	4,529	5	1,707	2,170,102	2,176,338
8	1,240	123	1,363	829	-	5,063	6	1,707	2,170,931	2,177,701	^[73]
9	1,227	116	1,343	1,809	-	4,597	5	1,707	2,172,740	2,179,044
10	991	111	1,102	1,344	-	4,355	4	1,707	2,174,084	2,180,146
11	827	75	902	1,323	-	3,934	6	1,707	2,175,407	2,181,048
12	684	56	740	1,284	-	3,390	6	1,707	2,176,691	2,181,788
13	1,676	141	1,817	1,156	1	4,050	6	1,708	2,177,847	2,183,605
14	1,217	130	1,347	895	-	4,502	6	1,708	2,178,742	2,184,952
15	1,145	117	1,262	795	1	4,968	5	1,709	2,179,537	2,186,214
16	1,132	113	1,245	1,788	-	4,425	5	1,709	2,181,325	2,187,459
17	958	94	1,052	1,327	-	4,150	4	1,709	2,182,652	2,188,511
18	765	73	838	1,212	-	3,776	5	1,709	2,183,864	2,189,349
19	647	61	708	1,221	1	3,262	6	1,710	2,185,085	2,190,057
20	1,389	151	1,540	1,053	-	3,749	6	1,710	2,186,138	2,191,597
21	955	138	1,093	867	-	3,975	6	1,710	2,187,005	2,192,690
22	1,059	141	1,200	754	-	4,421	5	1,710	2,187,759	2,193,890	^[74]
23	946	127	1,073	1,530	-	3,964	5	1,710	2,189,289	2,194,963
24	915	102	1,017	1,109	-	3,872	4	1,710	2,190,398	2,195,980
25	631	79	710	1,140	-	3,442	4	1,710	2,191,538	2,196,690
26	321	73	394	1,034	1	2,801	4	1,711	2,192,572	2,197,084
27	463	143	606	984	-	2,423	4	1,711	2,193,556	2,197,690
28	1,224	323	1,547	712	-	3,258	4	1,711	2,194,268	2,199,237
29	883	233	1,116	477	-	3,897	4	1,711	2,194,745	2,200,353
30	830	196	1,026	654	-	4,269	4	1,711	2,195,399	2,201,379
31	655	180	835	1,543	-	3,561	3	1,711	2,196,942	2,202,214

Notes and References

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8. Web site: Sibling Walk-In Arrangement and Opening of More Vaccination Centres – Greater Convenience for Parents . MOE . 5 January 2022 . 3 January 2022.
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10. Web site: Leo . Lakeisha . Siblings aged 5 to 11 can take COVID-19 vaccine jabs together from Jan 10 . CNA . 5 January 2022 . 3 January 2022.
11. Web site: Abdullah . Ahmad Zhaki . Taxi drivers not vaccinated by Feb 1 will be allowed to suspend their contracts: Amy Khor . CNA . 14 January 2022 . 13 January 2022.
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17. Web site: Singapore receives its first batch of Pfizer's Paxlovid pill for COVID-19 treatment . CNA . 13 February 2022 . 12 February 2022.
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22. Web site: 2022-03-31. 31 March 2022 Daily Report on COVID-19. 2022-04-01. moh.gov.sg.
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24. Web site: Ang Hwee Min . Singapore to implement streamlined COVID-19 measures from Mar 15 as Omicron wave wanes . CNA . 12 March 2022 . 11 March 2022.
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28. Web site: Aqil Haziq Mahmud . COVID-19 rostered routine testing scrapped for all workers from Mar 29 . CNA . 24 March 2022 . 24 March 2022.
29. Web site: In-person visits to all hospital wards, care homes to resume on Apr 4 . CNA . 31 March 2022 . 1 April 2022.
30. Web site: 2022-04-10. 10 April 2022 Daily Report on COVID-19. 2022-04-12. moh.gov.sg.
31. Web site: 2022-04-20. 20 April 2022 Daily Report on COVID-19. 2022-04-22. moh.gov.sg.
32. Web site: 2022-04-30. 30 April 2022 Daily Report on COVID-19. 2022-04-30. moh.gov.sg.
33. Web site: Cheng . Ian . All nightlife businesses allowed to fully reopen from Apr 19 as Singapore eases COVID-19 rules . CNA . 4 April 2022 . 4 April 2022.
34. Web site: Ahmad Zhaki Abdullah . Singapore trial under way on use of Lianhua Qingwen in treating mild COVID-19 . CNA . 19 April 2022 . 19 April 2022.
35. Web site: Lakeisha Leo . Singapore approves molnupiravir, second oral antiviral drug allowed for treatment of COVID-19 . CNA . 19 April 2022 . 19 April 2022.
36. News: 2022-04-22. Further Easing of Community Measures . Ministry of Health.
37. Web site: Chelvan . Vanessa Paige . Number of safe distancing ambassadors to be reduced as Singapore eases COVID-19 restrictions: MSE . CNA . 25 April 2022 . 24 April 2022.
38. Web site: 2022-05-10. 10 May 2022 Daily Report on COVID-19. 2022-05-13. moh.gov.sg.
39. Web site: 2022-05-21. 21 May 2022 Daily Report on COVID-19. 2022-05-22. moh.gov.sg.
40. Web site: COVID-19 Statistics: Situation Report Summary Table. Ministry of Health (Singapore).
41. Web site: 2022-05-31. 31 May 2022 Daily Report on COVID-19. 2022-06-03. moh.gov.sg.
42. Web site: Leo . Lakeisha . Singapore Pools to resume lottery draws with live audiences from May 5 . CNA . 4 May 2022 . 4 May 2022.
43. Web site: Ang . Shermaine . First shipment of Novavax Covid-19 vaccine arrives in Singapore . The Straits Times . 6 May 2022 . 4 May 2022.
44. Web site: Changi Airport Terminal 2 to reopen in phases from May 29 after two-year closure . CNA . 23 May 2022 . 22 May 2022.
45. Web site: 2022-06-10. 10 June 2022 Daily Report on COVID-19. 2022-06-21. moh.gov.sg.
46. Web site: 2022-06-20. 20 June 2022 Daily Report on COVID-19. 2022-06-22. moh.gov.sg.
47. Web site: 2022-06-30. 30 June 2022 Daily Report on COVID-19. 2022-07-02. moh.gov.sg.
48. Web site: Cheng . Ian . Capacity limits, COVID-19 tests no longer needed at nightlife establishments from Jun 14 . CNA . 11 June 2022 . 10 June 2022.
49. Web site: Cheng . Ian . COVID-19 treatment subsidies to be scaled back as Singapore progressively returns to normal: MOH . CNA . 11 June 2022 . 10 June 2022.
50. Web site: Leo . Lakeisha . People aged 50 and above may get second COVID-19 booster at vaccination centres with mRNA shots: MOH . CNA . 12 June 2022 . 10 June 2022.
51. Web site: 2022-07-10. 10 July 2022 Daily Report on COVID-19. 2022-07-12. moh.gov.sg.
52. Web site: 2022-07-21. 21 July 2022 Daily Report on COVID-19. 2022-07-23. moh.gov.sg.
53. Web site: 2022-07-31. 31 July 2022 Daily Report on COVID-19. 2022-08-02. moh.gov.sg.
54. Web site: Hospitals, residential care homes to limit number of visitors amid rising COVID-19 cases . Channel Newsasia . 6 July 2022 . 5 July 2022.
55. On 1 August, 18 deaths were retroactively added to the official total COVID-19 death count for 2021.
56. Web site: 2022-08-10. 10 August 2022 Daily Report on COVID-19. 2022-08-12. moh.gov.sg.
57. Web site: 2022-08-21. 21 August 2022 Daily Report on COVID-19. 2022-08-23. moh.gov.sg.
58. Web site: 2022-08-31. 31 August 2022 Daily Report on COVID-19. 2022-09-02. moh.gov.sg.
59. Web site: AstraZeneca's COVID-19 antibody jab approved for adults medically unsuitable for vaccination: HSA . Channel Newsasia . 2 August 2022 . 1 August 2022.
60. Web site: Restrictions on the number of visitors to hospitals, care homes extended to Aug 31 as part of COVID-19 measures . Channel Newsasia . 3 August 2022 . 2 August 2022.
61. Web site: Goh Yan Han. From Monday, masks not needed except on public transport and in hospitals, clinics . The Straits Times . 24 August 2022 . 24 August 2022.
62. Web site: 2022-09-10. 10 September 2022 Daily Report on COVID-19. 2022-09-11. moh.gov.sg.
63. Web site: 2022-09-19. 19 September 2022 Daily Report on COVID-19. 2022-09-22. moh.gov.sg.
64. Web site: 2022-09-28. 28 September 2022 Daily Report on COVID-19. 2022-09-30. moh.gov.sg.
65. Web site: 2022-10-12. 12 October 2022 Daily Report on COVID-19. 2022-10-14. moh.gov.sg.
66. Web site: 2022-10-26. 26 October 2022 Daily Report on COVID-19. 2022-10-29. moh.gov.sg.
67. Web site: 2022-11-09. 9 November 2022 Daily Report on COVID-19. 2022-11-12. moh.gov.sg.
68. Web site: Matthew Mohan . Bivalent Moderna COVID-19 vaccine available in Singapore Oct 14, three days ahead of schedule . Channel Newsasia . 12 October 2022 . 11 October 2022.
69. Web site: 2022-11-23. 23 November 2022 Daily Report on COVID-19. 2022-11-25. moh.gov.sg.
70. Web site: 2022-12-07. 7 December 2022 Daily Report on COVID-19. 2022-12-15. moh.gov.sg.
71. Web site: Vanessa . Lim . Hospitals will no longer set aside whole wards for COVID-19 patients: Ong Ye Kung . Channel Newsasia . 9 November 2022 . 8 November 2022.
72. Web site: Chong Ming . Lee . Visiting curbs at hospitals, residential care homes to be extended 2 weeks due to COVID-19 situation . Channel Newsasia . 10 November 2022 . 9 November 2022.
73. Web site: 2022-12-21. 21 December 2022 Daily Report on COVID-19. 2022-12-25. moh.gov.sg.
74. Web site: 2023-01-04. 4 January 2023 Daily Report on COVID-19. 2023-01-06. moh.gov.sg.