02/07/2026
The current dengue situation requires heightened vigilance and prompt action from all members to strengthen dengue control measures across the premises and sectors under your purview.
As of mid-June 2026, dengue cases have increased for four consecutive weeks. A total of 119 cases were reported in the week ending 13 June 2026, bringing the cumulative number of cases in 2026 to 938. The rising weekly case count is a clear indication that immediate action is needed. If this trend is not contained, there is a risk of a further increase in dengue cases over the coming weeks.
As of 12 June 2026, there are four active red dengue clusters with 10 or more cases, mainly concentrated in the Seletar-Serangoon and Yio Chu Kang divisions. Of particular concern is the Countryside Road / Lentor Avenue / Lentor Terrace / Lentor Loop (Bullion Park) cluster, which has been growing rapidly at an average rate of 1.77 cases per day between eWeeks 22 and 23.
Members with assets located within or near these clusters should treat the situation as an immediate priority. Mosquito control efforts should be intensified without delay, with strong emphasis on source reduction, housekeeping, and the removal of potential mosquito breeding habitats.
Given the increase in cases and the heightened public health risk, all members are urged to prepare or review their dengue outbreak response plans. Where such plans have already been activated, members should ensure that they are sustained, updated, and adjusted according to newly identified clusters and changing ground conditions.
Members should also work closely with relevant stakeholders, including clients, facility managers, managing agents, town councils, contractors, and site personnel, to ensure that dengue prevention measures are carried out thoroughly and consistently across all premises under their charge.
Members are encouraged to report any significant findings, operational challenges, or areas requiring further attention through the appropriate channels, so that issues can be surfaced and addressed promptly.
We thank all members for your continued vigilance and strongly urge everyone to take swift and collective action to help stem ongoing dengue transmission before the situation escalates further.
