SingaporeCovid-19 Vaccine Added
The Covid-19 vaccine will be included in Singapore's national immunisation schedules from October 12, and it will remain free. Eligible individuals can book their vaccinations.
Global Newsflix 1 min read
The Covid-19 vaccine will be part of Singapore's national immunisation schedules from October 12.
The vaccine will still be free for eligible individuals.
Bookings for the vaccine can be made.
Key facts
- Covid-19 vaccine added to national immunisation schedules from October 12
- Vaccine remains free
- Eligible individuals can book vaccinations
- Effective from October 12, 2026
Three perspectives
Neutral
The inclusion of the Covid-19 vaccine in the national immunisation schedules is a significant development. The public can expect more information on eligibility and booking procedures. The vaccine's continued availability for free will likely be welcomed.
Positive
The addition of the Covid-19 vaccine to the national immunisation schedules is a positive step towards maintaining public health. Free vaccinations will help ensure widespread access to the vaccine.
Negative
Some individuals may have concerns about the vaccine's inclusion in the national immunisation schedules. The government will need to address these concerns and provide clear information on the vaccine's benefits and risks.
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