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Singapore fish safe to eat despite COVID port cluster, say officials

Pandemic cases linked to the country's Jurong Fishery Port is thought to be behind a rise in cases in the city state

By Undercurrent News | July 21, 2021 15:09 BST
Singapore. Photo by Bernard Spragg.
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Singapore's authorities have insisted that fish is still safe to eat despite a cluster of COVID cases centred on the city state's main fishing port, Straits Times reports [...]

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