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SINGAPORE E-SPORTS COMPETITION WILL CONTINUE DESPITE POSITIVE CASES

Published On 15 Jan 2021 10:34 AM

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E-sports competition M2 World Championship will continue as booked on Jan 18 even though three members from Brazil tried positive for COVID-19, the occasion's coordinator MOONTON said on Friday (Jan 15)

One member was affirmed as an imported COVID-19 case in the Ministry of Health's report on Wednesday, while the other two contaminations were reported on Thursday.&nb....

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