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[Sent by Gov.sg – 30 Jan]
Stay informed about the Wuhan Coronavirus

Update on suspect cases
As of 29 January, 12pm, 124 of the suspect cases have tested negative. Test results for the remaining 70 cases are pending.

If you have recently travelled overseas and have a fever or respiratory symptoms, seek medical attention promptly. Wear a mask and call the clinic ahead of your visit.

All suspected cases will be reported to MOH and referred to hospitals.

There is no need to avoid places where suspected cases have been to.

Stay updated at:
🔘 www.moh.gov.sg (MOH website)
🔘 go.gov.sg/wuhanvirus (What is the Wuhan coronavirus?)

Stay safe everyone!

Received this today:

[Sent by Gov.sg]

Update on the Wuhan coronavirus

Three more confirmed cases
As of 29 January 2020, 2pm, MOH has confirmed three more cases of Wuhan coronavirus infection.
Seven confirmed cases were earlier announced.

All 10 cases are Chinese nationals who travelled from Hubei. There is currently no evidence of community spread in Singapore.
Contact tracing for all confirmed cases are ongoing.

All 10 confirmed cases are stable, and most are improving.

Stay updated at:
🔘 www.moh.gov.sg (MOH website)
🔘 go.gov.sg/wuhancases (Timeline of confirmed cases)

So far the virus is only infected Chinese nationals who travelled from Hubei. No Human to Human (H2H) virus transmission case occurred in Singapore. So there is no reason for us to be panic. But we need to remain vigilant in maintaining our hygiene. Wash your hand before meal, avoid involuntary hand movements around facial orifices and increase awareness on your surroundings.

Received this today

[Sent by Gov.sg]

Update on the Wuhan coronavirus

False rumours
Some have circulated falsehoods that quarantine allowances are given to tourists from Wuhan.

This is not true. Quarantine allowances are not given to tourists.

They are given to Singapore-based employers with employees under quarantine, and to self-employed Singaporeans/PRs under quarantine.

Wearing of masks
Wear a surgical mask only if you are sick.
If you are well, you do not need to wear a mask.

Read more at:
🔘 www.moh.gov.sg (MOH website)
🔘 go.gov.sg/maskwearing (Mask-wearing guide)

As previously reported, Singapore Government will provide allowance of $100/day. So if you are a self-employed Singaporean/PR and under quarantine, you will receive $100/day. But if you are Singaporean/PR working in a company and you are under quarantine, your company will receive $100/day.

Other than that, you’ll receive no allowance if you’re under quarantine.