Total number of Zika infections in Singapore rises to 381

SINGAPORE — Singapore confirmed 12 new cases of locally transmitted Zika virus infection over the weekend, bringing the total number of Zika infections in the city state to 381, according to the update of National Environment Agency (NEA) on Monday. The first case of locally transmitted Zika virus infection in Singapore was detected on Aug. 27, and the first case of pregnant woman with Zika was reported on August 31. June 16, 2016: CDC reports six Zika-infected babies in the US

June 15, 2016: Babies born to women with Zika late in pregnancy fare better

June 2, 2016: Case report questions whether Zika can be transmitted by kissing

May 31, 2016: Baby born in N.J. with Zika-related microcephaly

A baby girl was born with "significant microcephaly" at Hackensack University Medical Center.
Authorities diagnose six more cases of the Zika virus in the provinces of Cebu and Iloilo in the Visayas and Laguna province near Metro Manila, Philippines.