Both of Singapore's tertiary hospitals will be on standby mode next week when United States President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un are in Singapore for their historic meeting.
It is normal for one hospital to be on standby when there is a visit by a foreign head of state or government, such as when Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi was here last week.
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