Serious Balls Shrinked! AMDK Brings MonkeyPox here! Got any Samsters Upped by Him?

[Pinkieslut]

Singapore confirms first imported case of monkeypox​

Vernon Lee
·Senior Editor
Tue, 21 June 2022, 11:37 pm

Monkeypox. (FILE PHOTO: Getty Images)
SINGAPORE — The Ministry of Health (MOH) on Tuesday (21 June) confirmed one imported case of monkeypox infection in Singapore.
The patient is a 42-year-old British man who works as a flight attendant and was in Singapore between 15 and 17 June, and again on 19 June as he flew in and out of Singapore.
He tested positive for monkeypox on 20 June and is currently warded in at the National Centre for Infectious Diseases (NCID). His condition is stable while contact tracing is ongoing.
The case had onset of headache on 14 June, and fever on 16 June. These symptoms subsequently resolved, and he then developed skin rashes on 19 June. He sought medical attention via teleconsultation on 19 June, and was conveyed to NCID on 20 June.
Contact tracing is ongoing for the affected flights and for the duration of the man’s stay in Singapore.
During this period, he had mostly remained in his hotel room, except to visit a massage establishment, and eat at three food establishments on 16 June. The risk of transmission to visitors at these locations is low, as data has shown that monkeypox transmits through close physical or prolonged contact. All four locations visited by the case are undergoing cleaning and disinfection.
As of Tuesday, 13 close contacts have been identified, and they will be placed on quarantine for 21 days since their last contact with the case.
In addition, two low-risk contacts have been placed on phone surveillance, during which they will receive daily phone calls over 21 days to monitor for any onset of symptoms. If suspected of being infected, they will be immediately conveyed to the NCID for further evaluation and isolation.
Monkeypox is a viral disease that is caused by infection with the monkeypox virus. Infected persons would typically experience fever, headache, muscle ache, backache, swollen lymph nodes, chills, lethargy and skin rash. Most patients recover within two to three weeks but in some cases, the virus can cause serious complications. Individuals who are at higher risk of severe illness include young children, pregnant women or immunocompromised individuals.
Human-to-human transmission is rare, but can occur via exposure to respiratory droplets or direct physical contact with the blood, body fluid or lesion material from infected individual or contaminated materials. The incubation period ranges from five to 21 days. People with the infection are generally infectious from onset of fever until the skin lesions have scabbed over.
Given the evolving global situation, MOH urged members of the public, especially travellers, to take precautions such as maintaining a high standard of personal hygiene, and seeking immediate medical attention if they develop any disease symptoms.

 

[Leongsam]

Is he a faggot?

 

[SBFNews]

Singapore confirms first imported case of monkeypox​

Vernon Lee
·Senior Editor
Tue, 21 June 2022, 11:37 pm

Monkeypox. (FILE PHOTO: Getty Images)
SINGAPORE — The Ministry of Health (MOH) on Tuesday (21 June) confirmed one imported case of monkeypox infection in Singapore.
The patient is a 42-year-old British man who works as a flight attendant and was in Singapore between 15 and 17 June, and again on 19 June as he flew in and out of Singapore.
He tested positive for monkeypox on 20 June and is currently warded in at the National Centre for Infectious Diseases (NCID). His condition is stable while contact tracing is ongoing.
The case had onset of headache on 14 June, and fever on 16 June. These symptoms subsequently resolved, and he then developed skin rashes on 19 June. He sought medical attention via teleconsultation on 19 June, and was conveyed to NCID on 20 June.
Contact tracing is ongoing for the affected flights and for the duration of the man’s stay in Singapore.
During this period, he had mostly remained in his hotel room, except to visit a massage establishment, and eat at three food establishments on 16 June. The risk of transmission to visitors at these locations is low, as data has shown that monkeypox transmits through close physical or prolonged contact. All four locations visited by the case are undergoing cleaning and disinfection.
As of Tuesday, 13 close contacts have been identified, and they will be placed on quarantine for 21 days since their last contact with the case.
In addition, two low-risk contacts have been placed on phone surveillance, during which they will receive daily phone calls over 21 days to monitor for any onset of symptoms. If suspected of being infected, they will be immediately conveyed to the NCID for further evaluation and isolation.
Monkeypox is a viral disease that is caused by infection with the monkeypox virus. Infected persons would typically experience fever, headache, muscle ache, backache, swollen lymph nodes, chills, lethargy and skin rash. Most patients recover within two to three weeks but in some cases, the virus can cause serious complications. Individuals who are at higher risk of severe illness include young children, pregnant women or immunocompromised individuals.
Human-to-human transmission is rare, but can occur via exposure to respiratory droplets or direct physical contact with the blood, body fluid or lesion material from infected individual or contaminated materials. The incubation period ranges from five to 21 days. People with the infection are generally infectious from onset of fever until the skin lesions have scabbed over.
Given the evolving global situation, MOH urged members of the public, especially travellers, to take precautions such as maintaining a high standard of personal hygiene, and seeking immediate medical attention if they develop any disease symptoms.

 

[A Singaporean]

The monolingual Singlish speaking Angmoh wannabe arse fucking Sinkies who have been with him please report.

 

[A Singaporean]

Is he a faggot?

All flight attendants are arse hole bandits.

 

[SBFNews]

All flight attendants are arse hole bandits.

Pink Dot Aong Bo?

 

[Oracle]

Poke backside ah qua bugger, thank you for the pox

 

[SBFNews]

During this period, he had mostly remained in his hotel room, except to visit a massage establishment, and eat at three food establishments on 16 June

Good luck to Samsters who visit happy ending estabs.

One Road Good Walk

 

[zhihau]

Must be never do “Safe Entry”

 

[SBFNews]

Must be never do “Safe Entry”

That's why you see AMDKs AMDLs CECAs outside, must avoid talking or in close proximity with them especially in malls, buses and MRT. Prevention is better than cure.

 

[saynotomsm]

Vaccinated?

 

[laksaboy]

The patient is a 42-year-old British man who works as a flight attendant and was in Singapore between 15 and 17 June, and again on 19 June as he flew in and out of Singapore.

Most likely a faggot.

And flight attendants are nothing more than flying STD incubators. Gay, straight, male, female, ang moh, local... all the same.
Forcing a smile 24/7 and working irregular hours puts a tremendous strain on the human psyche, so they need to seek hedonistic pleasures to numb themselves.

 

[laksaboy]

Vaccinated?

Akan datang, inviting Sinkies to get the smallpox vaccine. Smallpox and monkeypox are close cousins, okay lah can use.

By the way, when is Ong approving Covid vaccines for kids under the age of 5? Probably a few months later?

 

[Johnrambo]

SINGAPORE — The Ministry of Health (MOH) has confirmed one imported case of monkeypox infection in Singapore.


The patient is a 42-year-old British man who works as a flight attendant. MOH said that he was in Singapore between June 15 and 17, and again on June 19 as he flew in and out of Singapore.

He tested positive for monkeypox on June 20.


He is now warded in at the National Centre for Infectious Diseases (NCID) and his condition is stable. Contact tracing is ongoing, MOH said.


The patient had onset of headache on June 14 and fever two days later. These symptoms then resolved and he developed skin rashes on June 19.

MOH said that the man sought medical attention via teleconsultation on the night of June 19 and was taken to NCID the next day for further assessment.

It added: “Contact tracing is ongoing for the affected flights and for the duration of his stay in Singapore. During this period, he had largely remained in his hotel room, except to visit a massage establishment, and eat at three food establishments on June 16.

“In general, the risk of transmission to visitors at these locations is low, as data has shown that monkeypox transmits through close physical or prolonged contact. All four locations visited by the case are undergoing cleaning and disinfection.”


As of Tuesday, 13 close contacts have been identified. All of them will be placed on quarantine for 21 days since their last contact with the man.


“In addition, two low-risk contacts have been placed on phone surveillance.

More at https://www.todayonline.com/singapo...t-attendant-develops-fever-and-rashes-1930091

 

[mudhatter]

maybe eunuch loong will contract it from niggas now that he's in rwanda

 

[Pinkieslut]

British Airways working closely with Singapore authorities over monkeypox case​

ReutersA British Airways Boeing 777 300 ER passenger aircraft at Changi airport.
Published June 22, 2022
Updated June 22, 2022
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SINGAPORE — British Airways said on Wednesday (June 22) that it is working closely with Singapore health authorities after the country confirmed one imported case of monkeypox.
It was responding to CNA’s queries on British media reports that an entire aircrew from the airline was quarantined after a cabin member tested positive for the disease.

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The Daily Mail in the United Kingdom reported that two pilots and nine cabin crew members have all been put in quarantine for 21 days. The crew had been on the flight from London to Sydney, which goes via Singapore.
“We’re working closely with the Singapore health authorities and have offered assistance with any information they require,” British Airways said in a statement.
“We’re in contact with our crew and providing the necessary support.”

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The Ministry of Health (MOH) on Tuesday confirmed one imported case of monkeypox infection in Singapore, a 42-year-old British man who works as a flight attendant.
The man was in Singapore between June 15 and 17, and again on June 19 as he flew in and out of Singapore, MOH said. He tested positive for monkeypox on June 20.

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He had an onset of headache on June 14 and a fever on June 16. These symptoms later resolved, and he then developed skin rashes on June 19.
The man sought medical attention via teleconsultation on the night of June 19, and was then taken to the National Centre for Infectious Diseases (NCID) on June 20 for further assessment.
He is now warded at NCID and his condition is stable, MOH said.
“Contact tracing is ongoing for the affected flights and for the duration of his stay in Singapore. During this period, he had largely remained in his hotel room, except to visit a massage establishment, and eat at three food establishments on June 16,” MOH added.

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All four locations visited by the man were also undergoing cleaning and disinfection.

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As of June 21, a total of 13 close contacts have been identified. All close contacts will be placed in quarantine for 21 days since their last contact with the case, MOH said.
In addition, two low-risk contacts were placed on phone surveillance.
Earlier in June, a traveller who transited through Singapore to Australia tested positive for monkeypox. The man departed from Barcelona on June 1 and arrived at Changi Airport the following day.
He remained in the transit holding area at Changi Airport until his departure for Sydney on the same day. He did not visit other areas in Changi Airport.
Health Minister Ong Ye Kung said in May that it should not be a surprise if Singapore detects a monkeypox case in the coming weeks, as people in the country travel widely and also due to its position as a commercial and international hub.

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However, he assured the public that Singapore has in place the necessary protocols and public health measures, triggered by an imported case in 2019. CNA

 

[tobelightlight]

So covid now is an non-issue. Here come the new trend: monkeypox. So what happen to covid, just another passing episode like a tv drama?

 

[laksaboy]

Monkeypox and chickenpox are close cousins, no worries.

 

[laksaboy]

So covid now is an non-issue. Here come the new trend: monkeypox. So what happen to covid, just another passing episode like a tv drama?

Covid is still an issue, the usual suspects are fearmongering about rising case numbers and pimping the booster shots again.

Monkeypox is their backup plan.

 

[Cottonmouth]

Health Minister Ong Ye Kung said in May that it should not be a surprise if Singapore detects a monkeypox case in the coming weeks, as people in the country travel widely and also due to its position as a commercial and international hub.

He's speaking like a prostitute.

Spread legs sure got STD.