47 new virus cases reported in Singapore

47 new cases of coronavirus have been reported in Singapore. Out of the reported 47 cases, 30 were returned Singapore residents. Various other Asian countries like China, Singapore and South Korea have experienced a second wave of the virus. The second wave has been largely fueled by people coming from outside.

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