COVID-19: 102-year-old woman is Singapore's oldest coronavirus survivor

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COVID-19: 102-year-old woman is Singapore's oldest coronavirus survivor via yahoosg

She was among 16 residents at the Lee Ah Mooi Old Age Home who caught the coronavirus about a month ago.

“Today is a day of happiness as we welcome home our residents who fought hard to recover and overcome the COVID-19 virus,” it said in the post. According to The Straits Times, a Lee Ah Mooi administrator said that one 96-year-old resident remains in hospital, but she is in stable condition.

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