Let Omicron come..Singapore is waiting bravely!

Singapore is the only country in the world that is in a state of not getting panic over Omicron. The singapore government is in a desire to take care of the Omicron virus if it comes. The Omicron virus was discovered in south africa and is currently spreading to various countries. Thus various countries have embarked on preparatory activities and have begun to put various restrictions, but the singapore government is just so quiet. The singapore government is in the spirit to make a relaxed decision, No need to rush and panic. In this case, the government does not want to create chaos again by blaming Omicron. In return, the Singaporean government plans to monitor the situation closely and is ready to take action accordingly.

The singapore government has made corona testing compulsory for foreigners. Having relaxed the restrictions on foreigners, it has now only suspended it and increased the restrictions again. Ashley St. John, assistant professor of epidemiology at Duke MUS Medical school in singapore, said the virus did not appear to be causing panic. So we are handling close attention to the circumstances. He said he did not know if only things including travel restrictions could prevent this.

According to Wu Ying Yong, a professor at the same medical school, closing borders and banning key areas is not the answer. It is also unnecessary. Omicron has already spread to many areas. Because it spreads as fast as the delta virus, it cannot be prevented just by sealing the borders. We need to increase vaccination. That could be the best defensive measure. If vaccinated, we can cure the normal infection. Otherwise, it will have serious consequences, Yong said.

It is noteworthy that almost 85 percent of Singapore's population has been completely vaccinated. And the spread of corona there is greatly shortened. Just recently the government allowed people to go and eat in hotels with restrictions.

According to Dr. Liang Ho, a specialist in the epidemiology department at the Mount Elizabeth Novena Hospital, let's come to Omicron. We are ready. We have improved medical facilities. We are not silent, we are careful. Liang, meanwhile, said there was no need to panic.