U.S. issues Zika travel alert for Singapore: Travel Weekly

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) issued an alert for Singapore, where the Zika virus is being locally transmitted.

The CDC is urging travelers to Singapore to protect themselves from mosquito bites and use condoms or other barriers, or not have sex, as sexual transmission of the virus is possible.

Pregnant women are urged not to travel to Singapore, or any other locations where the virus is being transmitted, because Zika is linked with serious birth defects.

Singapore joins a growing list of locations where the virus is being locally transmitted, including the United States in two areas of Miami-Dade County and many parts of the Caribbean and South America. 

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