Singapore announced Thursday that it will remove nearly all of the remaining measures introduced in the last three years to curb the spread of COVID-19.The situation has remained stable in recent months despite increased travel over the year-end holiday period, the Northern Hemisphere winter season and China's shift away from a "zero-COVID" policy, the Health Ministry said in a statement."We are therefore able to step down the remaining few COVID-19 measures, and establish an endemic COVID-19 new normal," it said.The government will no longer require people to wear masks on mass public tran…READ FULL ARTICLE
