Singapore residents have been thronging public places again since Phase 2 started, and it shows in recent Covid-19 statistics.
On Monday (13 Jul), 3 more establishments have been visited by Covid-19 patients. These locations have been identified as:
Since 1 Jul, the Ministry of Health’s Public Places Visited by Cases in the Community during Infectious Period list now has 77 entries.
On 1 Jul, a Covid-19 case had visited Seletar Mall’s Spectacle Hut and NTUC FairPrice between 2pm and 3.05pm.
The same day, Giant Supermarket, located in Bedok Market Place at 348 Bedok Road, was also visited by a Covid-19 patient. It was also roughly about an hour from 7.15pm-8.20pm.
On 2 and 5 Jul, Marina Bay Sands Casino had also received visits from patients during their infectious period.
The timing for both visits are:
You can click here to view the full list dated back to 28 Jun. It is updated on a rolling 14-day basis, and excludes residence, workplaces, healthcare facilities, and public transport.
MOH assured that they have already informed those who are identified as close contacts of confirmed cases.
For precaution, those who have visited the aforementioned locations during the specified timings must monitor their health closely for 14 days from their date of visit.
However, there is no need to avoid places where Covid-19 patients had visited, says MOH. The National Environment Agency (NEA) will provide guidance on cleaning and disinfection to management of the affected premises.
With 77 entries since 1 Jul, MOH’s list likely won’t stop growing. The only thing we can do is take precaution and try to stay home as much as possible.
While we are undoubtedly happy that we have the freedom to dine in and hang out, let’s not forget that we’re still living in a pandemic crisis.
So do adhere to safe distancing, and take care when you’re leaving the house.
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