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Highest financial aid of $225k paid to two patients for serious side effects from Covid-19 vaccine: MOH

Highest financial aid of $225k paid to two patients for serious side effects from Covid-19 vaccine: MOH
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The Gilt Comes Off: Singapore Goes Into Lockdown - The News Chronicle

The Gilt Comes Off: Singapore Goes Into Lockdown
The Gilt Comes Off: Singapore Goes Into Lockdown
A clean, technology driven dystopia. A representation of our techno future. These were the introductory descriptions to a piece by science fiction author William Gibson on Singapore for
Wired in 1993. “Imagine an Asian version of Zurich operating as an offshore capsule at the foot of Malaysia; an affluent microcosm whose citizens inhabit something that feels like well, Disneyland. Disneyland with the death penalty.”
Micromanaged, controlled, sterile, the city state was always going to be seen as a model for combating the spread of SARS-CoV-2. Digital check-ins were rapidly introduced to facilitate contract tracing, along with temperature scans. Plans such as SG Clean were implemented in February 2020, covering businesses in shopping malls to the hawker markets. Good personal hygiene habits were encouraged, among them hand washing, temperature monitoring, the use of tissues, binning of litter. The initiative duly inspired international examples. In April 2020, Portugal launched its own version of SG Clean. Abu Dhabi went with its Go Safe certification scheme a few months after.

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The gilt comes off: Singapore goes into lockdown - On Line Opinion

A clean, technology driven dystopia. A representation of our techno future. These were the introductory descriptions to a piece by science fiction author William Gibson on Singapore for
Wired in 1993. "Imagine an Asian version of Zurich operating as an offshore capsule at the foot of Malaysia; an affluent microcosm whose citizens inhabit something that feels like well, Disneyland. Disneyland with the death penalty."
Micromanaged, controlled, sterile, the city state was always going to be seen as a model for combating the spread of SARS-CoV-2. Digital check-ins were rapidly introduced to facilitate contract tracing, along with temperature scans. Plans such as SG Clean were implemented in February 2020, covering businesses in shopping malls to the hawker markets. Good personal hygiene habits were encouraged, among them hand washing, temperature monitoring, the use of tissues, binning of litter. The initiative duly inspired international examples. In April 2020, Portugal launched its own version of SG Clean. Abu Dhabi went with its Go Safe certification scheme a few months after.

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Many TTSH staff members face discrimination after COVID-19 cluster emerged: Union

Many TTSH staff members face discrimination after COVID-19 cluster emerged: Union
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Many TTSH staff members face discrimination after COVID-19 cluster emerged: Union
Hospital staff walking towards Tan Tock Seng Hospital's Accident and Emergency (A&E) department on Apr 30, 2021. (Photo: Calvin Oh)
17 May 2021 07:31PM)
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SINGAPORE: Discrimination against healthcare workers has increased since the COVID-19 outbreak, with many Tan Tock Seng Hospital (TTSH) staff members encountering problems when the hospital emerged as a cluster, said the Healthcare Services Employees' Union (HSEU).
The hospital is an active COVID-19 cluster, with 46 cases linked to it as of Sunday (May 16).

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13 new Covid-19 community cases in S'pore, including 7 linked to Changi Airport cluster

SINGAPORE - There were 25 new coronavirus cases, including 13 in the community, announced on Tuesday (May 11).
Another three community cases are linked to previous patients.
The remaining three are currently unlinked.
Eight of the community cases had already been placed under quarantine earlier.
The new cases take Singapore's total tally to 61,403, with 11 active clusters.
The other 12 cases were imported. They had been placed on stay-home notice (SHN), said the Ministry of Health (MOH). Among them were five Singaporeans or permanent residents.
There were no cases from the workers' dormitories.
More details will be announced on Tuesday night.
One of the two linked is a 44-year-old Singaporean employed in operations at the Raffles Medical clinic in Terminal 3.

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Gan Kim Yong to remain as co-chair of COVID-19 task force

Gan Kim Yong to remain as co-chair of COVID-19 task force
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Health Minister Gan Kim Yong speaking at a press conference by the COVID-19 multi-ministry task force on Apr 30, 2021. (Photo: Ministry of Communications and Information)
11 May 2021 02:50PM)
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SINGAPORE: Minister for Health Gan Kim Yong will continue to co-chair the COVID-19 multi-ministry task force after he moves to the Ministry of Trade and Industry on May 15.
Transport Minister Ong Ye Kung will take over the Ministry of Health (MOH) portfolio. Mr Gan will remain as co-chair of the task force together with Mr Ong and Minister for Education Lawrence Wong.

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Healthcare workers being asked to move out, shunned in public a 'very worrisome trend': Gan Kim Yong

Healthcare workers being asked to move out, shunned in public a ‘very worrisome trend’: Gan Kim Yong
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Healthcare workers being asked to move out, shunned in public a ‘very worrisome trend’: Gan Kim Yong
Medical staff wait at a traffic light to walk across to Tan Tock Seng Hospital in Singapore on Apr 31, 2021. (Photo: ROSLAN RAHMAN / AFP)
11 May 2021 07:23PM)
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SINGAPORE: Cases of Tan Tock Seng Hospital (TTSH) employees being shunned in public or asked to move out of homes is “a very worrisome trend”, said Minister for Health Gan Kim Yong on Tuesday (May 11).

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7 of 13 new Covid-19 community cases on May 11 linked to Changi Airport cluster

May 11, 2021
Seven of the 13 new Covid-19 community cases reported on May 11, 2021, are linked to the Changi Airport cluster.
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SINGAPORE - There were 25 new coronavirus cases, including 13 in the community, announced on Tuesday (May 11).
Seven of the community cases are linked to the 88-year-old cleaner who works at Changi Airport Terminal 3, taking the total number of cases linked to the cluster to 17.
Another three community cases are linked to previous patients.
The remaining three are currently unlinked.
Eight of the community cases had already been placed under quarantine earlier.
The new cases take Singapore's total tally to 61,403, with 11 active clusters.

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'Several important lessons' from Tan Tock Seng Hospital COVID-19 cluster: Gan Kim Yong

‘Several important lessons’ from Tan Tock Seng Hospital COVID-19 cluster, says Gan Kim Yong
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‘Several important lessons’ from Tan Tock Seng Hospital COVID-19 cluster, says Gan Kim Yong
Hospital staff walking towards Tan Tock Seng Hospital's Accident and Emergency (A&E) department on Apr 30, 2021. (Photo: Calvin Oh)
11 May 2021 07:24PM)
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SINGAPORE: Singapore has learnt "several important lessons" from the COVID-19 cluster at Tan Tock Seng Hospital (TTSH), among them - that the B16172 strain “appears very infectious” and vaccines are “not a guarantee” against infection, said Minister for Health Gan Kim Yong on Tuesday (May 11).

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S'pore PM Lee reshuffles Cabinet | Daily Express Online - Sabah's Leading News Portal

S'pore PM Lee reshuffles Cabinet | Daily Express Online - Sabah's Leading News Portal
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