I don't know what the foreign worker numbers are but let's assume around 200,000 are in dorms. That's 60,000 infected if the infection rate is 30%.
So not including the numbers infected in the rest of the population we can still calculate the fatality rate with reasonable precision.
Based upon the data at
https://www.gov.sg/article/covid-19-cases-in-singapore the total number of deaths so far is 11.
Mortality rate is therefore 11/60000x100% = 0.018%.
The data above also says that 22 are in ICU.
So 22 + 11 = 33/60000x100% are currently potentially fatal = 0.05%.
Most of those in bad shape are the elderly with pre existing conditions.
So for the proportion of the 5.9 million inhabitants below 50 years of age the risk of dying while driving on the roads is probably higher than the risk of dying of Covid-19.
Can someone please explain the logic behind the lockdowns which will have far reaching consequences way more serious than Covid-19.
The calculations above do not even take into consideration the numbers infected in the rest of the general population. If those numbers are added the mortality rate works out to be even lower.
What am I missing here?