Coronavirus: Singapore cases jump after worker dormitory outbreak; Australia, NZ may rethink zero-Covid plans

Singapore on Monday recorded 94 new locally transmitted Covid-19 cases, including 19 that are not linked to earlier detected infections.The 94 locally transmitted cases are the highest figure since August 5, when 96 cases were reported.The Ministry of Health (MOH) said in a statement that of the 94 cases, 59 have been linked to the North Coast Lodge, a foreign worker dormitory at Woodlands.They were detected through testing operations conducted from August 21 after three residents there tested…

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