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Gahmen needs to come clean on those cases classified as "work permit holders not residing in domintories"
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From MOH situation report 21 Dec 2020:
Case Details
a) Cases in the community: 1
There is 1 case in the community today who is currently unlinked. Case 58662 is a Singaporean who is asymptomatic and was detected when she was tested for COVID-19 before a scheduled cruise trip.
She was conveyed in an ambulance to the National Centre for Infectious Diseases the following day, when her test came back positive for COVID-19 infection. The National Public Health Laboratory has run further tests to verify that she is positive for COVID-19 infection. Her serological test result is pending.
She stays at Jurong West Street 93, and had been at work at Ruising Chemicals Pte Ltd (18 Boon Lay Way) before her test result was confirmed.
It was revealed that on 14 December, she and her family had gone on a Southern Islands tour with 2 other families, totaling 12 persons in all. Investigations are ongoing to assess if there had been any breach of the relevant safe management measures.
Epidemiological investigations are in progress. In the meantime, all her identified close contacts, including her family members and co-workers, have been isolated and placed on quarantine and will be tested at the start and end of their quarantine period so that we can detect asymptomatic cases. We will also conduct serological tests on her household and family contacts to determine if she could have been infected by them.
Case Details
a) Cases in the community: 1
There is 1 case in the community today who is currently unlinked. Case 58662 is a Singaporean who is asymptomatic and was detected when she was tested for COVID-19 before a scheduled cruise trip.
She was conveyed in an ambulance to the National Centre for Infectious Diseases the following day, when her test came back positive for COVID-19 infection. The National Public Health Laboratory has run further tests to verify that she is positive for COVID-19 infection. Her serological test result is pending.
She stays at Jurong West Street 93, and had been at work at Ruising Chemicals Pte Ltd (18 Boon Lay Way) before her test result was confirmed.
It was revealed that on 14 December, she and her family had gone on a Southern Islands tour with 2 other families, totaling 12 persons in all. Investigations are ongoing to assess if there had been any breach of the relevant safe management measures.
Epidemiological investigations are in progress. In the meantime, all her identified close contacts, including her family members and co-workers, have been isolated and placed on quarantine and will be tested at the start and end of their quarantine period so that we can detect asymptomatic cases. We will also conduct serological tests on her household and family contacts to determine if she could have been infected by them.
Based on the MOH Situation Report as at 22 Dec, there are 2,276 confirmed community cases, which now includes work permit holders not residing in dormitories, residents and work pass holders. There are 1,679 imported cases.
Out of the 29 imported cases yesterday (22 Dec 2020), 21 were female work permit holders from Philippines, Indonesia and Myanmar, aka maids.
From MOH report 29 Dec 2020:
c) Imported cases: 13
Amongst the 13 imported cases, 1 (Case 58785) is a Singaporean and 2 (Cases 58775 and 58784) are Singapore Permanent Residents who returned from Indonesia, US and India. Another 9 are Work Permit holders who arrived from Bangladesh, Malaysia and Indonesia, of whom 7 (Cases 58777, 58778, 58779, 58780, 58781, 58782 and 58783) are foreign domestic workers. The remaining case (Case 58772) is a Short-Term Visit Pass holder who arrived from Indonesia for a work project in Singapore. They had all already been placed on SHN or isolated upon arrival in Singapore and were tested while serving SHN or under isolation.
c) Imported cases: 13
Amongst the 13 imported cases, 1 (Case 58785) is a Singaporean and 2 (Cases 58775 and 58784) are Singapore Permanent Residents who returned from Indonesia, US and India. Another 9 are Work Permit holders who arrived from Bangladesh, Malaysia and Indonesia, of whom 7 (Cases 58777, 58778, 58779, 58780, 58781, 58782 and 58783) are foreign domestic workers. The remaining case (Case 58772) is a Short-Term Visit Pass holder who arrived from Indonesia for a work project in Singapore. They had all already been placed on SHN or isolated upon arrival in Singapore and were tested while serving SHN or under isolation.
From MOH report 30 Dec 2020:
a) Cases in the community: 1
There is 1 case in the community today who is currently unlinked. Case 58810 is a Singapore Permanent Resident who works as a Marine Surveyor at Lloyd’s Register Singapore. His work entails working onboard vessels docked at Sembcorp Marine Admiralty Yard.
He developed acute respiratory infection (ARI) symptoms on 27 December, and sought treatment at a general practitioner clinic on 28 December where he was tested for COVID-19 as part of our enhanced community testing to test all individuals aged 13 and above who are diagnosed with ARI at first presentation to a doctor. He was confirmed to have COVID-19 infection the next day and was conveyed in an ambulance to the National Centre for Infectious Diseases (NCID). His serological test results has come back negative, indicating that this is likely a current infection.
He had not gone to work since onset of symptoms. His earlier tests from Rostered Routine Testing (RRT) – the last being on 14 December – had been negative for COVID-19 infection.
Epidemiological investigations are ongoing. In the meantime, all the identified close contacts of the case, including his family members, have been isolated and placed on quarantine, and will be tested at the start and end of their quarantine period so that we can detect asymptomatic cases. We will also conduct serological tests for the close contacts to determine if the case could have been infected by them
a) Cases in the community: 1
There is 1 case in the community today who is currently unlinked. Case 58810 is a Singapore Permanent Resident who works as a Marine Surveyor at Lloyd’s Register Singapore. His work entails working onboard vessels docked at Sembcorp Marine Admiralty Yard.
He developed acute respiratory infection (ARI) symptoms on 27 December, and sought treatment at a general practitioner clinic on 28 December where he was tested for COVID-19 as part of our enhanced community testing to test all individuals aged 13 and above who are diagnosed with ARI at first presentation to a doctor. He was confirmed to have COVID-19 infection the next day and was conveyed in an ambulance to the National Centre for Infectious Diseases (NCID). His serological test results has come back negative, indicating that this is likely a current infection.
He had not gone to work since onset of symptoms. His earlier tests from Rostered Routine Testing (RRT) – the last being on 14 December – had been negative for COVID-19 infection.
Epidemiological investigations are ongoing. In the meantime, all the identified close contacts of the case, including his family members, have been isolated and placed on quarantine, and will be tested at the start and end of their quarantine period so that we can detect asymptomatic cases. We will also conduct serological tests for the close contacts to determine if the case could have been infected by them
From MOH report 4 Jan 2021:
Imported cases: 24
Amongst the 24 imported cases,
• 1 (Case 58961) is a Singaporean who returned from the US.
• 2 (Cases 58949 and 58972) are Dependant’s Pass holders who arrived from India.
• 2 (Cases 58956 and 58968) are Work Pass holders who arrived from India.
• 18 are Work Permit holders who arrived from Indonesia and India, of whom 15 (Cases 58951, 58952, 58953, 58954, 58955, 58959, 58960, 58962, 58963, 58964, 58965, 58966, 58967, 58970 and 58971) are foreign domestic workers.
• 1 (Case 58969) is a Short-Term Visit Pass holder who arrived from Romania to board a ship docked here as a crew member.
They had all already been placed on SHN or isolated upon arrival in Singapore and were tested while serving SHN or under isolation.
Case 58973 is a ship crew who had boarded a vessel on 1 November 2020 in Indonesia. On 31 December, he was placed on quarantine as he had been identified as a close contact of a previously reported case (Case 58812) who is a crew member of the same vessel. Case 58973 was conveyed to a government quarantine facility on 2 January, and tested positive for COVID-19 infection on 3 January. Prior to that, he had not disembarked from the vessel. All the remaining crew members of the vessel have been placed on quarantine since 31 December.
Imported cases: 24
Amongst the 24 imported cases,
• 1 (Case 58961) is a Singaporean who returned from the US.
• 2 (Cases 58949 and 58972) are Dependant’s Pass holders who arrived from India.
• 2 (Cases 58956 and 58968) are Work Pass holders who arrived from India.
• 18 are Work Permit holders who arrived from Indonesia and India, of whom 15 (Cases 58951, 58952, 58953, 58954, 58955, 58959, 58960, 58962, 58963, 58964, 58965, 58966, 58967, 58970 and 58971) are foreign domestic workers.
• 1 (Case 58969) is a Short-Term Visit Pass holder who arrived from Romania to board a ship docked here as a crew member.
They had all already been placed on SHN or isolated upon arrival in Singapore and were tested while serving SHN or under isolation.
Case 58973 is a ship crew who had boarded a vessel on 1 November 2020 in Indonesia. On 31 December, he was placed on quarantine as he had been identified as a close contact of a previously reported case (Case 58812) who is a crew member of the same vessel. Case 58973 was conveyed to a government quarantine facility on 2 January, and tested positive for COVID-19 infection on 3 January. Prior to that, he had not disembarked from the vessel. All the remaining crew members of the vessel have been placed on quarantine since 31 December.
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