SINGAPORE: Singapore local dengue cases have declined, with 119 new cases reported in the week ending August 1st. According to the latest data from the National Environment Agency, a total of more than 1,700 dengue fever cases have been reported locally in 2026. “The clusters at Countryside Road/Lentor Avenue (228 cases) and Jalan Tari Dulang/Jalan Tari Payong (38 cases) are fast-growing. There are also four other clusters that are classified under the red colour alert—the cluster with 10 or more cases. For more updates and guidelines about dengue cases in Singapore, you may visit the National Environment Agency’s website here.