Muhyiddin says control measures could be extended if coronavirus continues to spread
https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/se-asia/muhyiddin-says-control-measures-could-be-extended-if-coronavirus-continues-to-spread
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Malaysian PM Muhyiddin says control measures could be extended if
SE Asia News -His plea for Malaysians to stay at home came as the number of those infected reached 790 cases, with two deaths reported.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
From Mar 21, all Singapore residents and visitors entering Singapore will be issued a 14-day stay-home notice.
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CNA
Singaporeans advised to defer all travel abroad amid heightened risk of imported COVID-19 cases
SINGAPORE: Singaporeans were advised on Wednesday (Mar 18) to defer all travel abroad with immediate effect amid a heightened risk of importing ...
ADDITIONAL MEASURES FOR TRAVELLERS TO REDUCE FURTHER IMPORTATION OF COVID-19 CASES - 18 Mar 2020
https://www.moh.gov.sg/news-highlights/details/additional-measures-for-travellers-to-reduce-further-importation-of-covid-19-cases
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[Sent by Gov.sg]
COVID-19: 18 Mar Update
As of 12pm:
New cases: 47
Total cases in Singapore: 313
Discharged today: 3
Total discharged: 117
Total remaining in Hospital: 196
Of new cases: 33 imported, 9 linked to previous cases, 5 currently unlinked
Most in hospital stable or improving. 15 in ICU.
go.gov.sg/moh18mar
Additional measures to reduce imported cases
About 70% of recent new cases imported; most S'poreans and residents returning from travel
👉 With immediate effect, S’pore residents are advised to defer all travel abroad. Avoid being infected abroad and spreading infection here.
14-day Stay-Home Notice (SHN) for all entering SG
From 20 Mar 2359hrs, all S’poreans, PRs, Long-Term Pass Holders, Short-Term Visitors entering S’pore will be issued 14-day SHN
Short-term visitors who have visited Mainland China, France, Germany, Italy, Iran, Republic of Korea, Spain in the last 14 days will not be allowed to enter or transit
go.gov.sg/travel18mar
COVID-19: 18 Mar Update
As of 12pm:
New cases: 47
Total cases in Singapore: 313
Discharged today: 3
Total discharged: 117
Total remaining in Hospital: 196
Of new cases: 33 imported, 9 linked to previous cases, 5 currently unlinked
Most in hospital stable or improving. 15 in ICU.
go.gov.sg/moh18mar
Additional measures to reduce imported cases
About 70% of recent new cases imported; most S'poreans and residents returning from travel
👉 With immediate effect, S’pore residents are advised to defer all travel abroad. Avoid being infected abroad and spreading infection here.
14-day Stay-Home Notice (SHN) for all entering SG
From 20 Mar 2359hrs, all S’poreans, PRs, Long-Term Pass Holders, Short-Term Visitors entering S’pore will be issued 14-day SHN
Short-term visitors who have visited Mainland China, France, Germany, Italy, Iran, Republic of Korea, Spain in the last 14 days will not be allowed to enter or transit
go.gov.sg/travel18mar
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Schools and Kindergartens to Re-Open with Enhanced Precautionary Measures
Schools and Kindergartens will re-open for Term 2 on 23 March 2020 (Monday) as planned. There will be enhanced precautionary measures to keep our students and staff in schools and preschools safe.
https://www.moe.gov.sg/news/press-releases/schools-and-kindergartens-to-re-open-with-enhanced-precautionary-measures
Schools and Kindergartens will re-open for Term 2 on 23 March 2020 (Monday) as planned. There will be enhanced precautionary measures to keep our students and staff in schools and preschools safe.
https://www.moe.gov.sg/news/press-releases/schools-and-kindergartens-to-re-open-with-enhanced-precautionary-measures
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Press Releases
Coronavirus: What is a stay-home notice, and what should you do if you are affected?
https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/health/coronavirus-what-is-a-stay-home-notice-and-what-should-you-do-if-you-are-affected
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The Straits Times
Coronavirus: What is a stay-home notice, and what should you do if
Health News -Can your family members continue to stay with you during the 14-day stay-home notice? Are they at risk of infection?. Read more at straitstimes.com.
[Sent by Gov.sg - 19 Mar]
MOM entry approval for work pass holders
- From 20 Mar, 2359 hours, all work pass holders (incl dependants) planning to enter S’pore from any country, will need MOM’s approval before they commence their journey
- Upon arrival in S’pore, all affected work pass holders will be placed on a 14-day Stay-Home Notice (SHN)
More: go.gov.sg/momentry
Advisory for all persons issued SHN
- Remain in place of residence at all times
- Don’t leave to buy food and essentials; Opt for home delivery or ask neighbours/grassroots for help
- Minimise contact with people, avoid visitors
- Maintain record of people in close contact with
- Take temperature twice daily; monitor for respiratory symptoms
Penalties for non-compliance
- Fine of up to $10,000 and/or 6-mth imprisonment for 1st offence
- SG PR, Long-Term Pass Holders: Re-entry permit/passes may be revoked
- Foreign employee: Work pass may be revoked
- Employers: May be banned from applying work passes
More: go.gov.sg/govsg-shn
MOM entry approval for work pass holders
- From 20 Mar, 2359 hours, all work pass holders (incl dependants) planning to enter S’pore from any country, will need MOM’s approval before they commence their journey
- Upon arrival in S’pore, all affected work pass holders will be placed on a 14-day Stay-Home Notice (SHN)
More: go.gov.sg/momentry
Advisory for all persons issued SHN
- Remain in place of residence at all times
- Don’t leave to buy food and essentials; Opt for home delivery or ask neighbours/grassroots for help
- Minimise contact with people, avoid visitors
- Maintain record of people in close contact with
- Take temperature twice daily; monitor for respiratory symptoms
Penalties for non-compliance
- Fine of up to $10,000 and/or 6-mth imprisonment for 1st offence
- SG PR, Long-Term Pass Holders: Re-entry permit/passes may be revoked
- Foreign employee: Work pass may be revoked
- Employers: May be banned from applying work passes
More: go.gov.sg/govsg-shn
Ministry of Manpower Singapore
MOM Entry Approval and Stay-Home Notices Now Covers All New and Existing Work Pass Holders
In view of the heightened risk of importation of COVID-19 cases into Singapore, the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) will implement additional precautionary measures for all new and existing work pass holders entering/returning to Singapore. MOM's...
[Sent by Gov.sg – 19 Mar]
COVID-19: Measures in schools
23 Mar: Schools/kindergartens will re-open as planned
14-day Leave of Absence (LOA)
For all students/staff who have been out of SG on/after 14 Mar
14-day Stay-Home Notice (SHN)
For all returning travellers, WEF 20 Mar 2359hr
During the LOA/SHN
- Students supported via home-based learning
- Parents will need to take leave if childcare is needed; employers encouraged to be flexible
For the next 2 wks
- Suspension of Co-Curricular Activities
- Deferment of SYF
- Assigned/exam-style seating + wipe-down routine in class, canteen
At preschools
- Frequent temp checks, restrict visitors
- Field trips, large grp/communal activities suspended
- Limit deployment of staff across centres
More: Go.gov.sg/moe19mar
MFA encourages S'porean students studying overseas to return home soon:
go.gov.sg/overseas-students
COVID-19: Measures in schools
23 Mar: Schools/kindergartens will re-open as planned
14-day Leave of Absence (LOA)
For all students/staff who have been out of SG on/after 14 Mar
14-day Stay-Home Notice (SHN)
For all returning travellers, WEF 20 Mar 2359hr
During the LOA/SHN
- Students supported via home-based learning
- Parents will need to take leave if childcare is needed; employers encouraged to be flexible
For the next 2 wks
- Suspension of Co-Curricular Activities
- Deferment of SYF
- Assigned/exam-style seating + wipe-down routine in class, canteen
At preschools
- Frequent temp checks, restrict visitors
- Field trips, large grp/communal activities suspended
- Limit deployment of staff across centres
More: Go.gov.sg/moe19mar
MFA encourages S'porean students studying overseas to return home soon:
go.gov.sg/overseas-students
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32 new COVID-19 cases in Singapore, 7 discharged: MOH
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/covid19-32-new-cases-moh-update-coronavirus-12555736
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CNA
32 new COVID-19 cases in Singapore, 75% of which are imported
Returning residents and long-term pass holders accounted for all 24 of the new imported COVID-19 cases in Singapore today, MOH said.
[Sent by Gov.sg]
COVID-19: 19 Mar Update
As of 12pm:
New cases: 32
Total cases in Singapore: 345
Discharged today: 7
Total discharged: 124
Total remaining in Hospital: 221
Of the new cases, 24 are imported cases with travel history to Europe, North America and ASEAN. 1 is linked to a known cluster, 1 is linked to previous cases, and 6 are currently unlinked.
Most in hospital stable or improving. 15 in ICU.
go.gov.sg/moh19mar
COVID-19: 19 Mar Update
As of 12pm:
New cases: 32
Total cases in Singapore: 345
Discharged today: 7
Total discharged: 124
Total remaining in Hospital: 221
Of the new cases, 24 are imported cases with travel history to Europe, North America and ASEAN. 1 is linked to a known cluster, 1 is linked to previous cases, and 6 are currently unlinked.
Most in hospital stable or improving. 15 in ICU.
go.gov.sg/moh19mar
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[Sent by Gov.sg – 20 Mar]
COVID-19: Measures at ActiveSG sport centres
Observe good personal hygiene, be socially responsible
- Numbers at facilities will be regulated
- All to take temp and fill registration form before entry
💪Gyms
- Avoid visiting multiple gyms
- If at full capacity, queue numbers will be provided
💃 Dance studios
- Practice outdoors
- If indoors, small groups
🏊 Pools
- Children’s pools closed till further notice
🏸 Indoor sport halls
- For badminton, table tennis: Only alternate courts available
🏟 Stadiums & outdoor facilities
- Lane segregation for joggers
👴👵 Senior-centric programmes
- Suspended from 11-24 Mar
Go.gov.sg/sport15mar
COVID-19: Measures at ActiveSG sport centres
Observe good personal hygiene, be socially responsible
- Numbers at facilities will be regulated
- All to take temp and fill registration form before entry
💪Gyms
- Avoid visiting multiple gyms
- If at full capacity, queue numbers will be provided
💃 Dance studios
- Practice outdoors
- If indoors, small groups
🏊 Pools
- Children’s pools closed till further notice
🏸 Indoor sport halls
- For badminton, table tennis: Only alternate courts available
🏟 Stadiums & outdoor facilities
- Lane segregation for joggers
👴👵 Senior-centric programmes
- Suspended from 11-24 Mar
Go.gov.sg/sport15mar
Sport Singapore
Considering its patrons’ safety and wellbeing, SportSG enhances precautionary measures
Sport Singapore will implement enhanced precautionary measures in line with the latest advisory issued by the Ministry of Health (MOH) on 13 Mar 2020. SportSG aims to provide avenues where Singaporeans can continue to stay fit and healthy, amid the evolving…
Malaysians with work permits to continue working in Singapore: MFA
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/asia/malaysians-with-work-permits-to-continue-working-in-singapore-12559720
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CNA
Malaysians with work permits to continue working in Singapore: MFA
SINGAPORE: Malaysians with work permits will continue to work in Singapore during the restricted movement order period imposed by Putrajaya, ...
[Sent by Gov.sg]
COVID-19: 20 Mar Update
As of 12pm:
New cases: 40
Total cases in Singapore: 385
Discharged today: 7
Total discharged: 131
Total remaining in Hospital: 254
Of the new cases, 30 are imported cases w travel history to Europe, N.America, ASEAN, other parts of Asia - all except 1 were returning residents and long-term pass holders
7 are linked to previous cases, 3 are currently unlinked
Most in hospital stable or improving. 16 in ICU.
go.gov.sg/moh20mar
Stricter safe distancing measures
All Events (250 or more participants)
- To be suspended till 30 Jun
Public venues (queues, F&B, entertainment)
- To ensure 1m between customers
Protecting our seniors
- Suspension of senior-centric activities until 7 Apr
- Seniors advised to avoid crowded places, maintain good personal hygiene, see doctor if sick
- Those interacting with seniors should take extra care w personal hygiene
go.gov.sg/safedist
COVID-19: 20 Mar Update
As of 12pm:
New cases: 40
Total cases in Singapore: 385
Discharged today: 7
Total discharged: 131
Total remaining in Hospital: 254
Of the new cases, 30 are imported cases w travel history to Europe, N.America, ASEAN, other parts of Asia - all except 1 were returning residents and long-term pass holders
7 are linked to previous cases, 3 are currently unlinked
Most in hospital stable or improving. 16 in ICU.
go.gov.sg/moh20mar
Stricter safe distancing measures
All Events (250 or more participants)
- To be suspended till 30 Jun
Public venues (queues, F&B, entertainment)
- To ensure 1m between customers
Protecting our seniors
- Suspension of senior-centric activities until 7 Apr
- Seniors advised to avoid crowded places, maintain good personal hygiene, see doctor if sick
- Those interacting with seniors should take extra care w personal hygiene
go.gov.sg/safedist
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[Sent by Gov.sg – 21 Mar]
TraceTogether App - Let’s all help with contact tracing efforts
- App helps contact tracers call you quickly
- Early contacting better protects those around you & reduces spread of COVID-19 in S'pore
How it works:
1. Download app at go.gov.sg/traceapp
2. Enter your SG mobile number; allow to share if you’re identified as case/close contact
3. Turn on Bluetooth; enable necessary functions
- App does not collect personal or location data
- Bluetooth signals between users’ phones estimate distance between users and duration of encounters
- Data pulled with user’s consent
Tell your friends and family; share app. The more use it, the better prepared we will be to fight COVID-19 💪
More: go.gov.sg/govsg-trace
TraceTogether App - Let’s all help with contact tracing efforts
- App helps contact tracers call you quickly
- Early contacting better protects those around you & reduces spread of COVID-19 in S'pore
How it works:
1. Download app at go.gov.sg/traceapp
2. Enter your SG mobile number; allow to share if you’re identified as case/close contact
3. Turn on Bluetooth; enable necessary functions
- App does not collect personal or location data
- Bluetooth signals between users’ phones estimate distance between users and duration of encounters
- Data pulled with user’s consent
Tell your friends and family; share app. The more use it, the better prepared we will be to fight COVID-19 💪
More: go.gov.sg/govsg-trace
www.tracetogether.gov.sg
Help stop the spread of COVID-19 through community-driven contact tracing in Singapore.
[Sent by Gov.sg – 21 Mar]
COVID-19: 21 Mar Update
2 deaths due to COVID-19 today.
1) 75 year-old female Singapore Citizen, admitted 23 Feb. Developed serious complications, succumbed after 26 days in ICU. History of chronic heart disease and hypertension.
2) 64 year-old male Indonesian national. Admitted in critical condition after arriving from Indonesia. In ICU since 13 Mar. Developed serious complications. Prior to arrival, was hospitalised in Indonesia for pneumonia. History of heart disease.
MOH and NCID are providing all necessary assistance to the families.
go.gov.sg/mar21moh
COVID-19: 21 Mar Update
2 deaths due to COVID-19 today.
1) 75 year-old female Singapore Citizen, admitted 23 Feb. Developed serious complications, succumbed after 26 days in ICU. History of chronic heart disease and hypertension.
2) 64 year-old male Indonesian national. Admitted in critical condition after arriving from Indonesia. In ICU since 13 Mar. Developed serious complications. Prior to arrival, was hospitalised in Indonesia for pneumonia. History of heart disease.
MOH and NCID are providing all necessary assistance to the families.
go.gov.sg/mar21moh
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