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The Ministry of Manpower announced that, as of March 1, work pass holders are no longer required to have COVID-19 vaccinations.
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Additional Information: Singapore’s Ministry of Health noted, “Around 80% of our population have achieved minimum protection, and around half are up to date with their vaccinations. … We should be able to manage these subsequent waves with an appropriate level of measures that does not deviate significantly form the new norm.” Information on COVID-19 vaccination locations in Singapore is available here.
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