SINGAPORE: With the year-end travel season in full swing, the Communicable Diseases Agency (CDA) is urging holidaymakers to prioritise their health by getting the necessary vaccines and medications before heading abroad.
The agency, which was officially launched last month, said the advice is aimed at reducing preventable illnesses such as malaria and typhoid.
Travellers are recommended to visit a travel health clinic at least four to six weeks before their departure, in order to get advice on the required or recommended vaccinations and ways to stay healthy during their trips.
