There were many days where I have felt discouraged. During Circuit Breaker, our ridership went down quite a bit. We also had to intensify various safety precautions for our passengers, such as disinfecting high-touch points and sanitising our buses twice a day.
I believe that the vaccine will protect myself, my loved ones and my passengers. I was one of the first Bus Captains to sign up for the vaccination. I chose to go for the first available slot to instill confidence and encourage my fellow colleagues and union members to do the same. As a frontliner, it is also my duty to protect myself so I can protect the passengers I meet daily.
Even though there is a small chance that a vaccinated person can still get infected, the risk of them falling very sick is greatly reduced! Please consult your doctor if unsure about getting vaccinated. If you have received your vaccination, or wish to show your support for the vaccination programme, click here to adopt our I Got My Shot Facebook Profile Frame.
On this page. COVID vaccination will protect you and your loved ones. As more people are vaccinated, the collective protection will become more effective. To keep Singapore safe while re-opening progressively, we will test more extensively, contact trace more widely, and vaccinate more people.
Find out more here. How Singapore compares There is no one perfect statistic to compare the outbreaks different countries have experienced during this pandemic. Total infections and deaths Total per population Average daily reported Average change from last week. What it tells you Gives the true human toll of the virus on a country. Infections in Asia and the Middle East. Recovered persons who were unvaccinated, or partially vaccinated before their infection, should receive one dose of mRNA vaccine at least 3 months after infection to reduce their risk of reinfection, as part of their primary series vaccination.
No additional booster dose is recommended at this time. There is now good international data that a booster dose of the vaccine is safe, enhances protection against COVID infection and ensures continued excellent protection against severe disease. Most side effects are mild or moderate, and usually get better within a few days. As with all vaccines and medications, there is a small risk of serious adverse events. Countries which have been providing booster doses have not reported any safety concerns.
Internationally, a large number of pregnant and breastfeeding women have received a COVID vaccination. As mRNA vaccines are not live vaccines, they are biologically unlikely to adversely affect breastfed babies.
In addition, the breast milk of vaccinated mothers may help to protect their babies from COVID due to antibodies in breast milk. There have also been no vaccine-related side effects reported in the babies who were breastfed by mothers who received the vaccine while breastfeeding.
Special Care Kit - Vaccination Management This set of materials can be used by caregivers or staff at vaccination centres to help persons with special needs to understand, and to explain to them what to expect in the COVID vaccination process. Please click image to download the PDF. Click on the image below to hear their answers. Click on the relevant languages below to view GOV. Click on the logo above to find out more on vaccine. This page outlines:. Travellers are considered fully vaccinated if they meet the following conditions at least 2 weeks before arrival in Singapore:.
Travellers who are vaccinated overseas should present your vaccination certificate s to the ICA officer at immigration clearance in order to get the overseas vaccination records reflected electronically in their HealthHub or TraceTogether apps to show on demand to be eligible for VDS.
Travellers need to:. If your vaccination certificate s are valid, you will be granted temporary vaccinated status lasting about 30 days. You will need to download the TraceTogether app and register with your passport number to view your vaccination status.
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