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SINGAPORE: The launch of the Singapore-Hong Kong air travel bubble, originally planned for May 26, will be deferred for the second time. The deferment comes amid a recent increase in unlinked COVID-19 community cases in Singapore. Singapore is "unable to meet the criteria to start" the air travel bubble, said Singapore's Ministry of Transport (MOT) on Monday (May 17). Advertisement Advertisement The authorities will review the new launch date towards the end of Phase 2 (Heightened Alert) . The air travel bubble, which was initially due to launch in November last year, was deferred to this year after a rise...
