What's the weather like in Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand at the end of February?

Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand all have tropical climates. Passengers should pay attention to food hygiene in addition to sun protection, otherwise they are prone to diarrhea and digestive tract diseases. There are many mosquitoes. When traveling, passengers can wear anti-virus or light and breathable pants to prevent mosquito bites. Otherwise, the chances of getting malaria and dengue fever are higher. Visitors to Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand should take some tropical medicine, such as fever, diarrhea, swelling and pain, in case of emergency. There are public and private hospitals in Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand, and clinics are also common. Medical staff are of high quality and advanced equipment. In case of persistent high fever and diarrhea, you should seek medical attention in time to avoid delaying the illness and bringing serious consequences. The treatment expenses of foreign citizens in Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand are slightly higher than those of citizens in Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand, but they are not expensive.