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Location of Active Clusters* (as at 16 May 08)
 
 
Clusters with 10 or more cases
 
S/n
Locality
No. of Cases
1
St. Helier's Ave / Marlene Ave / Brighton Ave / Yio Chu Kang Rd
26
2
Serangoon Ave 4 (Blk 214, 215, 216, 217, 218, 219, 220, 221)
11
 
 

Clusters with less than 10 cases

  • Bedok North St 3 (Blk 532, 534)
  • Cassia Cres (Blk 30, 56)
  • Hougang Ave 1 (Blk 120) / Hougang Ave 1 (Blk 124) / Jalan Pelikat
  • Hougang Ave 3 (Blk 4) / Hougang Ave 7 (Blk 10)
  • Jalan Melor / Macpherson Lane / Macpherson Rd
  • Lor 2 Toa Payoh (Blk 99A, 99B)
  • Ripley Cres / Chepstow Close
  • Serangoon North Ave 1 (Blk 121, 124,127)
  • Tai Yuan Heights / Serangoon Ave 4 (Blk 224, 226)
  • Tampines St 82 (Blk 856B, 842G)
  • Yishun Ave 4
  • Yishun Ring Rd (Blk 358, 359)
  • Yishun St 21 (Blk 217)
  • Yishun St 61 (Blk 644)

* A dengue cluster is formed when two or more dengue cases occur within 14 days and the homes of the dengue victims are within the distance of 150m. A cluster will only be closed when no new case is reported after 14 days of the last dengue case. 

 





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