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May 28, 2021 06:00 am
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A Government Technology Agency (GovTech) employee and four cleaners were among 14 cases in the community reported by the Ministry of Health (MOH) yesterday.
The worker at statutory board GovTech was one of three unlinked cases and was last at work on May 7.
The second was a 67-year-old retiree who developed a cough and runny nose on Tuesday and went to the doctor that day, while a migrant worker working at Harvest @ Woodlands is the third.
The 42-year-old Bangladesh national, who had his first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine on May 14, is employed by Teng Feng Engineering and works at the dormitory but is not linked to a cluster of five cases there.
First school-based Covid-19 transmission in Singapore after 2nd ACS (Junior) student tests positive
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SINGAPORE - A second Anglo-Chinese School (ACS) (Junior) pupil was among the community cases announced on Friday (May 21), making him the first case of school-based Covid-19 transmission in Singapore.
Also among the community cases announced on Friday by the Ministry of Health (MOH) were a one-year-old toddler and an 11-year-old pupil.
In a statement early on Saturday, the Ministry of Education (MOE) said the cases at ACS (Junior) were a clear reminder to all of us and our stakeholders, especially our parents, that we need to work together to keep our schools safe .
MOE urged all parents to comply with its screening policy to keep children at home and inform their school immediately if any household members develop acute respiratory infections, or have reason to believe they might have been infected with Covid-19.