Outdoor facility set up at Changi Exhibition Centre to house Covid-19 patients who do not require medical care

SINGAPORE — The grounds where aircraft used to be displayed during the biennial Singapore Airshow have been converted into a facility for foreign workers who have almost recovered from Covid-19 but cannot be discharged just yet.

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