August 04, 2021 Pexels So you've been in contact with a Covid-19 case. What comes next? Should you be self-isolating even if you don't receive a Quarantine Order (QO)? Along with the surge in new clusters and Covid-19 cases, there's been an uptick in grouses about delays and lapses in the quarantine process. Whether you're one of the 10,000 odd people serving out their quarantine orders at home, or you simply need more clarity on the process, here's what you should know about QOs. QOs and when they will be issued What is a QO? Not to be confused with a stay-home notice (SHN), which is usually issued to travellers entering Singapore, a QO is a legal order issued to individuals who have Covid-19, are suspected of having the disease, or are a close contact of a confirmed case.