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The outbreak strained Singapore's healthcare resources. Hospitals' emergency departments risked becoming overwhelmed, prompting the establishment of Community Care Facilities (CCFs)—field hospitals set up swiftly to isolate and treat mild cases. The formation of three healthcare clusters served as anchor points for managing overflow and coordinating care, including the deployment of medical, administrative, and volunteer staff. The rapid setup involved logistical feats—ensuring utilities, waste management, and staffing—at unprecedented speed.