SINGAPORE - Two of the three new imported Covid-19 cases announced on Friday (July 17) were baby girls, both aged one, who returned from India.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE - Two of the three new imported Covid-19 cases announced on Friday were baby girls, both aged one, who returned from India.The first baby arrived in Singapore on Wednesday and showed symptoms on Thursday, while the second girl arrived here on June 26 and was asymptomatic.The third imported patient was a Singaporean who returned from the Philippines on July 6.
The 72-year-old Singaporean woman, who was one of nine new community cases announced on Friday, died on Wednesday. The eight other cases in the community announced comprise five Singaporeans, two work pass holders and one work permit holder. All were linked to previous cases or clusters. Of these, four cases were identified as contacts of previously confirmed cases, and were quarantined earlier. They were tested during their quarantine.
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