SINGAPORE — Visitors are not allowed at any nursing home in Singapore from Thursday (2 April) to 30 April, following the announcement of a new cluster linked to 11 cases at Lee Ah Mooi Old Age Home.
SINGAPORE — Visitors are not allowed at any nursing home in Singapore from Thursday to 30 April, following the announcement of a new cluster linked to 11 cases at the Lee Ah Mooi Old Age Home.
“The MOH and the AIC have also reiterated that nursing homes are to adhere strictly to advisories on COVID-19 precautionary measures,” said the AIC. The first patient linked to the cluster is an 86-year-old resident at the home – located at 1 Thomson Lane – who is currently in an isolation room at the National Centre for Infectious Diseases.
The Sri Lankan man, who also holds a work pass, works in a non-patient facing role at the Moral Home for the Aged Sick at 1 Jalan Bilal and had not been at work since developing symptoms.
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