Dengue fever, second wave: what are the hurdles Singapore faces in its coronavirus fight?

An eight-week lockdown, rigorous testing and strict social distancing laws turned Singapore’s fortunes around from being the most infected Southeast Asian country in April with more than 1,000 infections a day, to several hundred new cases a day.At its peak, Singapore reported 1,426 new coronavirus infections on April 20, while on Tuesday, July 20, it had 399 cases. But it is still trying to clear infections in migrant worker dormitories, while placing safeguards against the second wave hitting…

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