One Raffles Quay South Tower (ORQ ST) issued a letter to its tenants on Thursday (20 Feb) confirming an infected Covid-19 case had visited a tenant’s premises.
When contacted by MS News, a representative confirmed the circular’s contents.
The letter states that all common areas and the tenant’s premises have been disinfected and sanitised according to the Ministry of Health and National Environment Agency’s guidelines.
The infected Covid-19 case is an employee of one of the tenants in the building. They last visited the tenant’s premises on 10 February.
As a precaution, the tenant has been on split operation since 11 February and fewer employees have been in the building too.
In addition, the management is “operating at the highest level of precautionary measures”.
Apart from temperature screening of those entering buildings, they also have:
Staff were also reminded that the management’s building operations team will assist to “discreetly escort the affected member” to a designated isolation room.
MS News wishes the staff a speedy recovery from the virus and hopefully the infection hasn’t spread.
Those who work at or visit the office area need not worry for it has been cleaned and disinfected, especially those who visited after 10 Feb.
Regardless, it’s always a good practice to wash your hands frequently, especially after visiting common areas. See a doctor at a clinic if you’re feeling unwell.
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