circuit breaker

“We hope that if we [lift the circuit breaker] carefully and do it right, the number, even as it goes up, it will continue to go up slowly, and it will continue to remain under control,” said Health Minister Gan Kim Yong.

With the Covid-19 outbreak, it can seem like a daunting task to remain productive and strong during these tough times. So how can we overcome the challenging days ahead?

Investors’ optimism was apparent as financial markets took on a positive turn to kick start the week. The benchmark Straits Times Index (STI) edged up 12.54 to 2604.42 as of mid day.

“Let's also focus on doing everything we can to protect seniors because they are the most vulnerable group,” said Minister Lawrence Wong.

The benchmark Straits Times Index (STI) fell 2.35% as at 2.30pm on Monday. This comes as investors remain cautiously concerned over on-going economic and business impact on the Covid-19 outbreak.

An app to monitor your blood pressure, a cleaning robot, and coping with the extended circuit breaker measures.

“We understand that the enhanced measures and circuit breaker extension will have a significant impact on our workers,” noted Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Heng Swee Keat

The Covid-19 pandemic will not end soon — not by a long shot. The coronavirus is more likely to become endemic to humanity like the flu, but not before a long and difficult period of adjustment to bring the contagion fully under control.

“We remain in a critical situation [as] the number of cases has been increasing,” says Health Minister Gan Kim Yong.