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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 report 10 Jan 2021:
c) Imported cases: 42
Amongst the 42 imported cases,
• 2 (Cases 59146 and 59147) are Singaporeans and 2 (Cases 59132 and 59148) are Singapore Permanent Residents who returned from Malaysia and India.
• 6 (Cases 59127, 59137, 59138, 59153, 59155 and 59159) are Dependant’s Pass holders who arrived from Austria, India, Nepal and the UAE.
• 4 (Cases 59128, 59129, 59160 and 59161) are Work Pass holders who arrived from India and the Philippines.
• 24 are Work Permit holders who arrived from Bangladesh, India, Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines, of whom 5 (Cases 59142, 59150, 59151, 59152 and 59165) are foreign domestic workers.
• 1 (Case 59158) is a Long-Term Visit Pass holder who arrived from India.
• 1 (Case 59157) is a Short-Term Visit Pass holder who arrived from India to visit his parent who is a Singapore Permanent Resident.
• 2 (Cases 59156 and 59168) are Special Pass holders who are sea crew. They arrived onboard separate vessels from Myanmar and Indonesia, and had not disembarked. They were tested onboard and were conveyed to the hospital when their COVID-19 tests came back positive.
They had all already been placed on SHN or isolated upon arrival in Singapore and were tested while serving SHN or during isolation.
c) Imported cases: 42
Amongst the 42 imported cases,
• 2 (Cases 59146 and 59147) are Singaporeans and 2 (Cases 59132 and 59148) are Singapore Permanent Residents who returned from Malaysia and India.
• 6 (Cases 59127, 59137, 59138, 59153, 59155 and 59159) are Dependant’s Pass holders who arrived from Austria, India, Nepal and the UAE.
• 4 (Cases 59128, 59129, 59160 and 59161) are Work Pass holders who arrived from India and the Philippines.
• 24 are Work Permit holders who arrived from Bangladesh, India, Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines, of whom 5 (Cases 59142, 59150, 59151, 59152 and 59165) are foreign domestic workers.
• 1 (Case 59158) is a Long-Term Visit Pass holder who arrived from India.
• 1 (Case 59157) is a Short-Term Visit Pass holder who arrived from India to visit his parent who is a Singapore Permanent Resident.
• 2 (Cases 59156 and 59168) are Special Pass holders who are sea crew. They arrived onboard separate vessels from Myanmar and Indonesia, and had not disembarked. They were tested onboard and were conveyed to the hospital when their COVID-19 tests came back positive.
They had all already been placed on SHN or isolated upon arrival in Singapore and were tested while serving SHN or during isolation.
From MOH report 11 Jan 2021:
c) Imported cases: 22
Amongst the 22 imported cases,
Cases 59176 and 59180 are sea crew who worked onboard bunker tanker NewOcean 6. They had been identified as close contacts of Case 58812[1], and were placed on quarantine on 31 December 2020. They were tested during quarantine and confirmed to have COVID-19 infection on 10 January.
Case 59170 is a Work Permit holder who arrived from Bangladesh on 14 December 2020 and served SHN at a dedicated facility until 28 December. His swab done on 24 December during SHN was negative for COVID-19, and another swab taken as part of Rostered Routine Testing (RRT) on 6 January was also negative. However another test on 8 January came back positive for COVID-19 infection. His polymerase chain reaction (PCR) test yielded a very high Ct value, which is indicative of a low viral load. His serological test result has also come back positive. Given that these indicate a likely past infection, we have classified this case as imported. He is likely to be shedding minute fragments of the virus RNA, which are no longer transmissible and infective to others.
c) Imported cases: 22
Amongst the 22 imported cases,
- 2 (Cases 59184 and 59185) are Singaporeans and 2 (Cases 59171 and 59183) are Singapore Permanent Residents who returned from India.
- 3 (Cases 59169, 59178 and 59182) are Dependant’s Pass holders who arrived from India and the UAE.
- 1 (Case 59181) is a Student’s Pass holder who arrived from Indonesia.
- 10 are Work Permit holders who arrived from Bangladesh, India and Indonesia, of whom 2 (Cases 59189 and 59190) are foreign domestic workers.
- 1 (Case 59175) is a Long-Term Visit Pass holder who arrived from India.
- 3 (Cases 59172, 59173 and 59191) are Short-Term Visit Pass holders. Cases 59172 and 59191 arrived from the US and India respectively to visit their family members who are Singaporeans or Singapore Permanent Residents. Case 59173 arrived from India to visit her son who is studying in Singapore.
Cases 59176 and 59180 are sea crew who worked onboard bunker tanker NewOcean 6. They had been identified as close contacts of Case 58812[1], and were placed on quarantine on 31 December 2020. They were tested during quarantine and confirmed to have COVID-19 infection on 10 January.
Case 59170 is a Work Permit holder who arrived from Bangladesh on 14 December 2020 and served SHN at a dedicated facility until 28 December. His swab done on 24 December during SHN was negative for COVID-19, and another swab taken as part of Rostered Routine Testing (RRT) on 6 January was also negative. However another test on 8 January came back positive for COVID-19 infection. His polymerase chain reaction (PCR) test yielded a very high Ct value, which is indicative of a low viral load. His serological test result has also come back positive. Given that these indicate a likely past infection, we have classified this case as imported. He is likely to be shedding minute fragments of the virus RNA, which are no longer transmissible and infective to others.
From MOH report 12 Jan 2021:
c) Imported cases: 17
Amongst the 17 imported cases,
• 1 (Case 59193) is a Singaporean and 2 (Cases 59194 and 59195) are Singapore Permanent Residents who returned from India and the US.
• 13 are Work Permit holders who arrived from India, Indonesia, Myanmar and the Philippines, of whom 12 (Cases 59192, 59197, 59198, 59199, 59200, 59201, 59202, 59203, 59204, 59205, 59206 and 59207) are foreign domestic workers.
• 1 (Case 59208) is a sea crew holding a Special Pass who arrived from Japan on board a vessel. He was tested for COVID-19 upon arrival in Singapore, and subsequently conveyed to the hospital when his test came back positive.
They had all already been placed on SHN or isolated upon arrival in Singapore and were tested while serving SHN or during isolation.
c) Imported cases: 17
Amongst the 17 imported cases,
• 1 (Case 59193) is a Singaporean and 2 (Cases 59194 and 59195) are Singapore Permanent Residents who returned from India and the US.
• 13 are Work Permit holders who arrived from India, Indonesia, Myanmar and the Philippines, of whom 12 (Cases 59192, 59197, 59198, 59199, 59200, 59201, 59202, 59203, 59204, 59205, 59206 and 59207) are foreign domestic workers.
• 1 (Case 59208) is a sea crew holding a Special Pass who arrived from Japan on board a vessel. He was tested for COVID-19 upon arrival in Singapore, and subsequently conveyed to the hospital when his test came back positive.
They had all already been placed on SHN or isolated upon arrival in Singapore and were tested while serving SHN or during isolation.
From MOH report 13 Jan 2021:
c) Imported cases: 37
Amongst the 37 imported cases,
They had all already been placed on SHN or isolated upon arrival in Singapore and were tested while serving SHN or during isolation.
Case 59229 is a sea crew who worked onboard bunker tanker NewOcean 6. He had been identified as a close contact of Case 58812[1], and was placed on quarantine on 31 December. He was tested during quarantine and confirmed to have COVID-19 infection on 12 January.
c) Imported cases: 37
Amongst the 37 imported cases,
- 3 (Cases 59222, 59237 and 59240) are Singaporeans and 5 (Cases 59220, 59221, 59223, 59241 and 59242) are Singapore Permanent Residents who returned from France, India, Indonesia, the UK and US.
- 1 (Case 59210) is a Long-Term Visit Pass holder who arrived from Indonesia.
- 4 (Cases 59214, 59218, 59239 and 59245) are Work Pass holders who arrived from India and the UAE.
- 21 are Work Permit holders who arrived from Bangladesh, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar and the Philippines, of whom 8 (Cases 59224, 59226, 59227, 59228, 59231, 59233, 59234 and 59246) are foreign domestic workers.
- 3 (Cases 59235, 59236 and 59238) are Short-Term Visit Pass holders. Cases 59235 and 59236 are family members of Singaporeans or Singapore Permanent Residents who arrived from Poland and India respectively. Case 59238 arrived from Brazil to participate in an eSport event.
They had all already been placed on SHN or isolated upon arrival in Singapore and were tested while serving SHN or during isolation.
Case 59229 is a sea crew who worked onboard bunker tanker NewOcean 6. He had been identified as a close contact of Case 58812[1], and was placed on quarantine on 31 December. He was tested during quarantine and confirmed to have COVID-19 infection on 12 January.
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