What is the number of Malaysians infected in Singaporean dorm clusters?

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Seven Malaysians Have Been Linked to Dorm Clusters in Singapore

Three Malaysians were among the 596 new Covid-19 cases reported in Singapore, with one case linked to Kranji Lodge dormitory. This brings the total number of Malaysians connected to dorm clusters to seven. As of the reporting date, a total of 95 Malaysians have been infected in Singapore since the first case was announced on February 17.
Malaysians Infected in Dorm Clusters

One of the three newly reported Malaysian cases is a 55-year-old man who is a work-permit holder and has been linked to Kranji Lodge. This specific link to a lodge increases the number of Malaysians associated with dormitory clusters to seven. The other two Malaysian cases are currently classified as unlinked local cases.
Total Malaysian Infections in Singapore

Beyond the dormitory clusters, a broader network of infections in Singapore involves Malaysians linked to various other clusters. These include locations such as ABC Hostel, Mustafa Centre, McDonald’s Singapore, SAFRA Jurong, SingPost, Project Glory, and TTJ Design & Engineering Pte Ltd. Cumulatively, 95 Malaysians have contracted the virus in Singapore.
Dormitory Cluster Overview

The Singaporean Ministry of Health's daily data indicated that as of noon on the reporting date, the republic's total Covid-19 tally reached 6,588. Of these, 4,706 cases were identified as dorm residents, reflecting the significant impact on foreign worker dormitories. Five new clusters were identified on that day, including Woodlands Lodge I and Changi Lodge II.

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