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102 Covid-infected Pinoys in Singapore recover: envoy
The Philippine Embassy in Singapore has resumed full consular operations, including passport issuance, while adhering to strict health protocols.
Out of 150 Filipinos infected with COVID-19 in Singapore, 102 have recovered, with the remaining 48 still undergoing treatment.
Singapore is transitioning to Phase 2 of its reopening, allowing more activities while maintaining safety measures.
The embassy has provided financial assistance to over 1,400 distressed and stranded Filipinos.
Ambassador Joseph Del Mar Yap advised Filipinos in Singapore to continue avoiding large gatherings despite the easing of restrictions.
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