More than 215,000 workers have been tested and cleared so far - comprising around two-thirds of those living in dorms, the MOH noted.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE - More Covid-19 cases could arise among migrant workers in dormitories over the next few days because more will be tested after completing their isolation period, the Ministry of Health said on Tuesday .
"Work is ongoing to prepare these dormitories to be declared cleared, and for workers to resume work," MOH said. Three of its blocks are among the 19 cleared as of Tuesday to house recovered workers in eight dorms. It brings the total number of such blocks cleared to 59.
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