In Tuesday’s update (23 Jun), Yishun’s Northpoint City was listed as a location previously visited by Covid-19 patients by the Ministry of Health (MOH).
Here’s the full list of locations released since 9 Jun.
The most recent updated entailed a visit which occurred in a restaurant serving Korean cuisine at this time:
Although the visit had lasted for 1.5 hours, details as to whether it was a dine-in or takeout were not released.
An unstated number of cases paid an evening visit to Northpoint City – along 930 Yishun Avenue 2 – on Friday (19 Jun).
The major shopping centre chain is located right outside Yishun MRT station & the visit was made to a Seoul Garden restaurant outlet.
Further details as to whether this was a dine-in or takeout situation were not released, but the encounter lasted for 1 hr 35 min.
Residents who’ve visited the restaurant and locations on the list at similar timings should have been notified if they are deemed “close contacts”.
The list of public locations by MOH currently excludes the following places:
MOH has also stated that malls & supermarkets will be sanitising the premises accordingly, so there’s no need to avoid these places listed for now.
However, visitors should continue to pay close attention to their health for 14 days following the stated times & visits.
Do seek immediate medical attention if you or your loved ones display these respiratory symptoms:
With Phase 2 & elections upon us, we must stay ever vigilant – masking up when venturing outdoors – to reduce the risks of clusters.
We wish all new patients a swift recovery and that everyone continues to adhere to social distancing cues & regulations.
Featured image adapted from Google Maps.
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