MOH removes 2 Covid-19 community cases after further tests; 4 ship crew members who arrived from Malaysia among imported cases

SINGAPORE - The Ministry of Health has removed two community cases that it had earlier announced on Thursday afternoon, after further tests confirmed they do not have Covid-19 infection.

Neither the cases nor their contacts were exposed to risk of infection due to the initial classification, MOH added. The other imported cases comprise three Singaporeans, two permanent residents, two work pass holders, one work permit holder, two student's pass holders and one short-term visit pass holder.

Separately, Junction Nine in Yishun and the Orchis Food Court at Changi Airport Terminal 1 were among places visited by Covid-19 patients while they were still infectious. Migrant workers living in dormitories made up the remaining three of the 19 coronavirus patients announced on Thursday.

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