Interview with Teo Yik Ying about Singapore’s “Second Wave” of COVID-19

Politics & Current Affairs

On April 7th Singapore ordered a month long lockdown due to a surge of 142 new coronavirus cases.

Bob Guterma

On April 7th Singapore ordered a month long lockdown due to a surge of 142 new coronavirus cases. This is referred to as the “second wave” as the sovereign city-state has, up to this point, been experiencing a decline in coronavirus cases. Teo Yik Ying goes over Singapore’s plans and methods to halt the spread.

Bob Guterma is CEO of The China Project. He is also an investor and consultant and has led large-scale corporate transformation projects for private equity portfolio companies around the world. He previously lived in China for eight years from 2005 to 2013 and is fluent in Chinese. Read more

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