Yesterday, MOH designated four new clusters with three cases each.
The first one involved the ITE student, whose infection has been linked to that of a Singaporean man, 53, who works as a personal chauffeur. He was confirmed to have the infection on May 14.
The third person in this cluster is a 36-year-old foreign domestic worker who tested positive on May 16.
The second new cluster includes the two-year-old boy whose infection has been linked to that of a 35-year-old sales worker at biopharmaceutical company Sanofi-Aventis, who was confirmed infected on May 15. The third person in this cluster is a foreign domestic worker.
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NTUC to aid 2,500 needy families through new $350k food scheme
Group chief executive of NTUC Enterprise Seah Kian Peng (in blue) presenting food packs to Mr Teo Peng Keng and his son, as well as Ms Lisa (not her real name) and her daughter. With them are (from left) CEO of NTUC First Campus Chan Su Yee, deputy CEO (development) of NTUC First Campus Phoon Chew Ping and principal of My First Skool in Chin Swee Road, Ms Darnyza.PHOTO: NTUC FIRST CAMPUS
May 12, 2021 06:00 am
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NTUC First Campus (NFC) plans to support an estimated 2,500 low-income families this year through a $350,000 Food and Nutrition Programme.
SINGAPORE - NTUC First Campus (NFC) plans to support an estimated 2,500 low-income families this year through a $350,000 Food and Nutrition Programme.
It aims to support families with a monthly household income below $4,500 - or monthly per capita incomes below $1,125 - and with a child enrolled in any one of NFC s over 140 My First Skool pre-school centres.
The programme, which involves food packs as well as health and nutrition workshops, is funded by donors to NFC s Bright Horizons Fund, which include investment holding company Pavilion Capital, chief executive officer (CEO) and executive director of Seviora Holdings Jimmy Phoon, and FairPrice Foundation, the charity set up by supermarket chain NTUC FairPrice.