'Remote chance' of Mandarin Orchard's staycation guests infected during stay: Expert | THE BIG STORY

The Ministry of Health said today (Dec 21) that serological tests of eight more staff have come back positive, indicating likely past infections of Covid-19. This is in addition to the three cases announced on Sunday. MOH said yesterday (Dec 20) that three people who are serving their stay-home notice at the hotel have tested positive. It is likely these are imported cases and not linked to 13 other cases being investigated. Dr Ling Li Min, an infectious diseases physician from the Rophi Clinic, gives her take on how this could have happened. She also weighs in on whether there is a risk of another wave of infections spilling into the community.

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