Singapore now has 10 active Covid-19 clusters.
The latest case is a 59-year-old trailer truck driver who works at Brani Terminal and Pasir Panjang Terminal, said the Ministry of Health (MOH).
The Singaporean employed by GKE Express Logistics was last at work on May 1.
He developed a fever and sore throat on Sunday (May 2), and remained at home.
The next day, he sought medical treatment at a general practitioner clinic and was tested for Covid-19.
His result came back positive on Tuesday, and he was conveyed in an ambulance to Alexandra Hospital. His serology test result is pending, said MOH.
The earliest case in the cluster is a 23-year-old Indian national who works as a lashing specialist at the Pasir Panjang Terminal and was confirmed to have Covid-19 on April 10.
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February 12, 2021
The Chinatown Complex stall owner developed a dry cough on Jan 28 and anosmia, or loss of smell, on Feb 9.
The Straits Times
SINGAPORE - A 66-year-old sundry shop owner who works at Chinatown Complex was among the three coronavirus cases in the community announced on Thursday (Feb 11).
The man and his son, who tested positive for the virus on Thursday, did not seek medical treatment despite showing symptoms, said the Ministry of Health (MOH).
The Chinatown Complex stall owner developed a dry cough on Jan 28 and anosmia, or loss of smell, on Tuesday (Feb 9).
He was detected from community surveillance testing of stallholders and shop owners in Chinatown on the same day, said MOH.