Recent days have seen a drop in Covid-19 cases as dorms are cleared by authorities.
So it is the case today (18 Aug) as well, as the Ministry of Health (MOH) announced 100 new Covid-19 cases.
There are now a total of 55,938 cases.
The vast majority are from migrant workers under quarantine, although there’s also 1 community case and 2 imported ones.
MOH said there was 1 new community case, who’s a Singaporean.
Yesterday, in what is hopefully a growing trend, there were no community cases.
Although it’ll still be some time before community restrictions are further eased, the current measures seem to be keeping spread to the minimum.
There were also 2 imported cases reported. As more flights to Singapore open, the likelihood of there being more imported cases will rise.
They were either put on Stay-Home Notices (SHN) upon arrival in Singapore or were isolated, and were tested during their quarantine period.
Covid-19 cases visited Hillion Mall on Wednesday (12 Aug) twice, according to MOH’s list of places.
They did so between 2-2.30pm, and on 8-8.30pm.
Visitors of Hillion Mall during these timings are advised to monitor their health for 14 days from the date of visitation.
You should see a doctor if you’re unwell and let them know about your exposure history. The full list of places visited can be found here.
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