The Housing and Development Board (HDB) has temporarily closed its Bukit Merah outlet after one of its staff tested positive for Covid-19.
The board informed members of the public via a Facebook post on Friday (27 Mar).
According to the post, HDB’s Bukit Merah branch along Bukit Merah Central will be closed until Monday (30 Mar) for cleaning and disinfection.
The infected staff reportedly works in an administrative role and is not part of the frontline staff serving customers.
Information regarding his age and date when he tested positive for the virus wasn’t disclosed.
Staff from the outlet will contact customers who have made appointments to reschedule them.
Customers can also contact HDB via HDB InfoWEB or reach out to them at 1800 225 5432.
MS News wishes the HDB employee a speedy recovery and hopes he will be discharged soon.
While the HDB branch closure will likely bring inconvenience for customers, we hope they understand it’s done for their best interest and safety.
Featured image adapted from Google Maps.
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