SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): Two more people with the coronavirus disease were discharged and one new case was confirmed by the Health Ministry (MOH) on Monday (Feb 24).
MOH said most of the 37 still in hospital are stable or improving. Seven are in critical condition in the intensive care unit.
An MOH spokesman also confirmed that Case 89, a 41-year-old Singapore permanent resident, is the Filipino national mentioned by the Philippine Embassy in Singapore in a statement on Monday."Personal details of the patient were not shared by the Ministry of Health in line with its policy of patient confidentiality and privacy," said the statement.
Before being admitted to hospital, Case 89 was at work at Affinity Equity Partners, a fund manager in Temasek Boulevard. He lives in Serangoon.
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