SINGAPORE, Aug 4 — A total of 13 Covid-19 cases had been detected by the authorities at the conclusion of testing operations conducted at various public housing blocks across Singapore. In an update yesterday (August 3), the Ministry of Health (MoH) said that it has completed its community...
SINGAPORE, Aug 4 — A total of 13 Covid-19 cases had been detected by the authorities at the conclusion of testing operations conducted at various public housing blocks across Singapore.
In an update yesterday , the Ministry of Health said that it has completed its community surveillance testing operations at the following locations:― Block 357 Yung An RoadMoH said that all 260 residents of Block 357 Yung An Road tested negative for the disease. It concluded testing there on Friday.MoH concluded its testing for residents, visitors and people who had interacted with residents of the block on Friday.
Two people tested positive for Covid-19 while 430 others were found to be negative for Covid-19 infection.Testing at the two blocks for residents, visitors and those who interacted with residents concluded on Saturday, MoH said. A total of 842 people tested negative for Covid-19 while four others were found to have Covid-19 infection.Four people tested positive for Covid-19 at the conclusion of the special testing operation on Friday, while another 371 people were found to be negative.At the conclusion of the testing on Sunday, three people had tested positive for Covid-19 while 397 tested negative for the disease.
Earlier yesterday, MoH reported 102 new cases of Covid-19 in Singapore, four of which were imported infections.
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