The following is a timeline of the COVID-19 pandemic in Singapore in 2023.
January DayNew casesNew recoveriesNew deathsActive casesIn ICUTotal deathsTotal recoveredTotal casesRef.LocalImportedTotal1414128542 1,083 -3,020 2 1,711 2,198,025 2,202,756230585390 968 12,441 2 1,712 2,198,993 2,203,1463438118556 820 -2,177 3 1,712 2,199,813 2,203,70241,1663691,535 597 -3,115 3 1,712 2,200,410 2,205,2375710206916 429 -3,602 3 1,712 2,200,839 2,206,1536657176833 621 -3,814 2 1,712 2,201,460 2,206,9867564120684 1,493 -3,005 2 1,712 2,202,953 2,207,670848165546 852 12,698 3 1,713 2,203,805 2,208,216932362385 801 12,281 2 1,714 2,204,606 2,208,6011081991910 642 -2,549 2 1,714 2,205,248 2,209,5111152375598 525 32,619 3 1,717 2,205,773 2,210,1091246559524 424 -2,719 3 1,717 2,206,197 2,210,6331344652498 923 -2,294 3 1,717 2,207,120 2,211,1311437837415 617 -2,092 3 1,717 2,207,737 2,211,5461528722309 505 -1,896 3 1,717 2,208,242 2,211,8551625521276 497 -1,675 2 1,717 2,208,739 2,212,1311750449553 449 -1,779 2 1,717 2,209,188 2,212,6841838423407 368 11,817 1 1,718 2,209,556 2,213,0911931133344 295 11,865 1 1,719 2,209,851 2,213,4352032832360 617 11,607 1 1,720 2,210,468 2,213,7952124920269 449 -1,427 1 1,720 2,210,917 2,214,0642215416170 359 -1,238 2 1,720 2,211,276 2,214,2342372678 344 -972 1 1,720 2,211,620 2,214,3122411312125 292 -805 1 1,720 2,211,912 2,214,437251577164 196 -773 1 1,720 2,212,108 2,214,6012643771508 121 -1,160 1 1,720 2,212,229 2,215,1092733682418 177 -1,401 2 1,720 2,212,406 2,215,5272830260362 200 -1,563 2 1,720 2,212,606 2,215,8892924254296 471 11,387 1 1,721 2,213,077 2,216,1853019974273 394 11,265 - 1,722 2,213,471 2,216,45831510142652 318 -1,599 - 1,722 2,213,789 2,217,110
4 January: Eligible individuals of all age groups can walk into any vaccination centre without booking an appointment. 9 January: In the wake of China's reopening, Health Minister Ong Ye Kung announced that travelers from China to Singapore would not be required to undergo pre-departure COVID-19 testing. 16 January: The Pfizer-BioNTech/Comirnaty vaccine will be available to children aged six months to four years.
February DayNew casesNew recoveriesNew deathsActive casesIn ICUTotal deathsTotal recoveredTotal casesFrom 1 February, the weekly situation report will be discontinued.1465 305 -1,759 - 1,722 2,214,094 2,217,5752475 283 -1,951 - 1,722 2,214,377 2,218,0503458 637 -1,772 - 1,722 2,215,014 2,218,5084373 446 -1,699 - 1,722 2,215,460 2,218,8815299 453 -1,545 - 1,722 2,215,913 2,219,1806251 446 -1,350 1 1,722 2,216,359 2,219,4317631 363 -1,618 - 1,722 2,216,722 2,220,0628472 270 -1,820 - 1,722 2,216,992 2,220,5349465 303 -1,982 - 1,722 2,217,295 2,220,99910439 607 -1,814 - 1,722 2,217,902 2,221,43811324 512 -1,626 - 1,722 2,218,414 2,221,76212244 468 -1,402 1 1,722 2,218,882 2,222,006From 13 February, daily reports on COVID-19 infection statistics will be discontinued.
9 February: MOH announced that from 13 February, the DORSCON level would be lowered to Green; mask-wearing would no longer be mandatory on public transport and some healthcare and residential care settings (but would still be required for hospital wards, clinics and nursing homes). The Multi-ministry Task Force (MTF) would also be stood down. MOH announced that all COVID-19 border restrictions would be lifted from 13 February onwards. It was announced that from 1 March, COVID-19 guidelines for worker dormitories would be recalibrated to align with those for the community. Users of TraceTogether may uninstall the app and return any physical tokens from 13 February onwards, with community centers ceasing issuing of tokens. The use of SafeEntry by businesses will also cease.
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