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02 Jul 2021 10:42AM (Updated:
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SINGAPORE: Two Singapore permanent residents will be charged in court on Friday (Jul 2) for breaching their COVID-19 stay-home notice requirements.
The Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) said Suresh Naidu Bojanki and Bharati Tulshiram Choudhari were acquainted on the same flight to Singapore on Mar 14 this year.
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“They were each served with a 14-day stay-home notice upon their arrival and informed by ICA officers that they were not allowed to leave their individual rooms in the dedicated facility nor were they allowed to have visitors for the duration of their stay-home notice,” said ICA.
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SINGAPORE, May 24 Two Singaporean women aged 60 and 74 were the two Covid-19 community cases reported on Sunday (May 23) to have no links with previous infections.
Both have received two doses of the coronavirus vaccine, the Ministry of Health (MOH) said.
The 60-year-old, a homemaker, had no symptoms and was detected when she was swabbed during the mass testing operations for residents of Block 506, Hougang Avenue 8. She had received her Covid-19 jabs on March 29 and April 19.