5 New Covid-19 Cases On 21 Nov
Remember when Singapore was the ‘gold standard’ in the Covid-19 fight?
That preluded a large outbreak in the migrant worker dormitories. This time, we’re significantly more prepared for any outbreaks.
The Ministry of Health (MOH) said there are 5 new Covid-19 cases on Saturday (21 Nov), all of them imported.
It’s the 11th day with no new local cases.
5 new Covid-19 cases on 21 Nov, all imported
MOH said that all 5 new cases were already on Stay-Home Notice (SHN) upon arrival in Singapore.
They were tested for Covid-19 during their stay.
MOH will provide additional details on today’s cases at night.
Japan & Malaysia travellers must serve 14-day SHN
Due to a surge in cases in both Japan and Malaysia, MOH said that travellers from these countries must undergo a 14-day SHN at a designated facility.
M’sia & Japan Travellers Must Serve 14-Day SHN Due To Surge In Covid-19 Cases
Previously, they had more flexibility in their SHN options.
Additionally, non-citizens and PRs traveling into Singapore from Malaysia must have a negative Covid-19 test taken 72 hours before arrival.
This reflects the changing situation overseas, and Singapore has to adapt to these circumstances.
S’pore-Hong Kong Travel Bubble Deferred By 2 Weeks, Airlines To Contact Affected Travellers
Meanwhile, the air travel bubble between Singapore and Hong Kong will proceed from tomorrow (22 Nov), despite an increase in cases in Hong Kong.
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