SINGAPORE
— Singapore’s economy will definitely be impacted by the Wuhan
coronavirus outbreak, with the tourism-related sectors being of
immediate concern.
In
a multi-ministry press conference on Monday (27 January), Minister for
Trade and Industry Chan Chun Sing said that this includes travel agents,
as well as the food and beverage, retail and hospitality sectors. Yahoo News
The Wuhan virus must have rung a bell in many people's head. Obviously it didn't. Singapore is still thinking it is a small matter. Well, our tourist industry will be hit and some people's jobs and business may be impacted. This kind of thinking is similar to the desire for nuclear energy, nuclear power station. It is small problem and should be ok. The Fukushima disaster, not fully disclosed and many serious consequences covered up, also did not ring a bell. If Fukushima meltdown would be to happen in Singapore, where would Singapore and Singaporeans be?
The closing down of Wuhan and several major cities in China, including Shanghai and maybe Beijing is small matter. What would happen if Singapore has to close down? Small matter, only the tourist industry be affected?
What lessons can Singapore learn from this Wuhan virus incident? Would Singapore still be happily opening up its legs wide wide and inviting everyone from all the dirty corners of the world to come here and reside and sleep and play and work with fellow Singaporeans? Not to worry, nothing bad will happen to Singapore. All the bad things can only happen in other countries, especially in China, never in Singapore. All the viruses would die after their carriers drink our shit water, oops, Newater, our cure all for everything. See, the facts have proven that Singapore is safe and clean after so many millions of potential deadly disease carriers have come and gone. No contagious disease or virus dare to attack Singapore and Singaporeans.
Can Singapore afford a slip, an unfortunate incident like the Wuhan virus or some slum virus from remote villages in some third world countries and think life will go on as usual? Anyone ever ponder what would happen if another virus or disease that spreads as easily and quickly as the Wuhan virus find its way here and Singapore has to close down?
Our health checks at our entry points have been so casual and relax, so easy to move in and out to the credit of our open leg policy. Just keep the fingers crossed and all will be well. There is nothing to worry about. It will not happen to Singapore.
What would it be like if someone with a very infectious disease travels in our very crowded trains?
What would it be like if someone with a very infectious disease travels in our very crowded trains?
Dear redbean
ReplyDeleteUntil somebody dies from the Wuhan virus here in Singapore;
Our ivory tower PAP Millionaires will not do anything.
Just like the PMD earlier.
The warning signs and problems of the PMDs were all there for everyone to see.
But nothing was done.
Until a PMD rider killed an elderly woman.
Then our PAP Ministers finally took action to ban PMDs.
So we will have to wait for our first death in Singapore from the Wuhan virus.
DeleteThen we will finally get the ban of tourists from China.
PAP's policies progresses one funeral at a time.
The progress of PAP's policies can be measured one funeral at a time
DeleteNo need worry lah, Sinkieland have all the millionaires minister to tackle all the problems and viruses, Sinkieland r immune to all kinds of diseases, juz open wide wide, any false news will juz use Pofma to muzzle the masses. See Sinkies so fortunate everything taken care of from cradle to grave, from unemployment to FT to viruses no issue at all juz kuai kuai let the FT shouts, spread diseases, or punched also never mind mah, some foreigners came steal away their lunches olso okay, whole,race replaced by foreigners also okay, foreigners workpass expire also beg them to renew and continue work here, edu sys best in the world but replaced by third world Trashes also okay, see Sinkieland and Sinkies r thy most magnanimous benevolent people in this part of the world.
ReplyDeleteThere should be a petition for restrictions on visitors from Bombay on the tuberculosis menace.
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ReplyDeleteHi good morning everyone...
What are your opinions?
Will this Wuhan viru$ affects the pap %?
I say pap % will go up! Possible?
Hahaha......
Sixty over years on, Sinkiekand's economy still Seductive, oops Service Middlemen businesses.
ReplyDeleteYes Sirs, yes Madame, bow bow low.
Think how long these can be sustained forever.
Dead economy only a few making their tons of WEALTH on the sweat shops of prostitution, hotels industries, commission agents and insurance and property agents just like old Vintage village Mats Land towns.
Still want 10 millions to inhabit this little ROCK.
When a little disaster strikes, mostly dead ducks.
What's farking enconmy when if nearly half the POP is jobless??
Cannot imagine the scenario.
Sigh, luckiky got a Kampong hut to go in the case this really happen.
Woa! Don't know which Ministry will apply the PooBoo law to stop to them FALSE news.
Normal citizen don,t eat exotic food.
ReplyDeleteNo money to eat such things.so no supply at market.
The excavation/er are for stand by in
ReplyDeleteWorse case.
Hi 1056am
ReplyDeleteHahaha...$$$$$$$$$$$$$!
@All,
ReplyDeleteBlah blah blah...
By June 2020 nobody will give a shit about WARS (Wuhan Acute Respiratory Syndrome) ... and everybody will be going for pent-up holidays & calculating how much bonus can collect this year.
In the meantime, from now till then, I'm waiting for stocks to crash so I can load up.
HUAT HAAARRRRR!!!!
WSG
As usual WSG wanted to profit from others misery so he really needed to be sodomized jialat jialat till he rolled his eyes all white.
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ReplyDeleteReal Time Apocalypse courtesy of Johns Hopkins
ReplyDeleteAlternative site by Chinese iPhone app developer
Virus Memes Going....VIRAL! ๐
New China Flag
Wuhan Lols #1--Indians running. Notice...so far NO CASES in India?
Wuhan Lols #2--Ahh...the entrepreneurial spirit lives on! ๐คง๐ท๐คฎ
Wuhan Lols #3---Gee I hope it's clean...otherwise CHOW CHEEBYE! ๐๐คฃ
Wuhan Lols #4---Something to think about before you don your 'Made In China' mask to protect your from germs ๐ฑ
TWITTER FEEDS (Fuck the mainstream media, especially the China mainstream media lah, these are more shiok! )
#WuhanCoronavirus
Plague Exporting Cuntry
Enjoy the show! ๐ฅ๐ฟ๐ป
ReplyDeleteHi WSG
I think the stock markets will not clash. Drop little bit maybe lah!
Cheers......
Conspiracies about Biochemical Warfare being waged abound. Many are at Youtube.
ReplyDeletelf the Latest Wuhan Novel Coronavirus Outbreak ONLY INFECTS THE CHINESE RACE, IT SHALL BE BEYOND DOUBT THAT THERE IS ATTEMPT AT WIPING OUT THE CHINESE.
The China Chinese has dealt with all kinds of diseases in their many thousand years of civilization.
Xi Jinping declares that China shall be able to overcome the Demonic Affliction. He knows and so are the Mainland Population. Together, they shall do their best to solve the Problem as fast as they can. They will achieve it ultimately.
Any attempt at wiping out the Chinese Race will fail as the Chinese have dealt and survived many catastrophies in history.
It is presumptous to believe that sabotage is involved. It is easily possible that a worker at the virus lab in wuhan did something bad accidentally. Nobody knows, so its not fair to blame any party. We just know that it was not bats, thats all.
ReplyDeleteThe greatest worry in Sin to deal with the Wuhan Novel Coronavirus Outbreak shall be in logistic and manpower.
ReplyDeleteWill there be enough place for safe quarantine, will there be manpower to serve the quarantined and treat them if they are infected???
Where are to provide the food supplies to those quarantined if thousands are suspected?
What will be the drain of the expenditure involves?
lt shall be catastrophic if the Outbreak runs out of control in this most crowded city.
@Anon 12:48pm,
ReplyDelete///I think the stock markets will not clash. Drop little bit maybe lah!///
KNN you make me sad larrr!!! LOL!!!
But probably you're right.
SARS is much deadlier than WARS. SARS mortality rate was about 14%. So far WARS is less than 3%.
And yet during the worse time during SARS, STI only dropped -14%. HK which kena SARS much worse than S'pore, only dropped -15% during the peak worse times.
Nah bei .... looks I can only ask for -10% drop at most!!!
Okieee ... the only thing in my favour .... stocks in Jan 2020 are at much higher valuations than in Jan 2003. So hoping for more severe drop!
WSG
Knn u blood sucker. I wanted to sodomize u to reach u a lesson
Delete@ Bullshit at broadband speeds:
ReplyDeleteThe internet is great for spreading bullshit. So conspiracy theorists can rejoice at the powerful weapon (tool) they carry everywhere in their pockets.
The best one I heard so far:
China was developing a bio weapon to use on dissidents especially the loud protesters in Hong Kong.
The lab was located in Wuhan and due to carelessness and lax standards, the virus got out into the wild. ๐คฃ๐
How do I know this is completely bullshit? China might be accused of many things, but when they WOULD NEVER have a bio weapons lab developing weaponized contagions IN A REGIONAL CAPITAL CITY WITH 11 MILLION INHABITANTS! ๐ค
Knn. If you want to make fake news, at least make it plausible lah. ๐ป
the more plausible is there was a careless Wuhan scientist or other employee, somehow took the virus on his gown accidentally released. Unlike America and Japanese and Nazis, china labs dont do research to kill other people.
ReplyDelete@201
ReplyDeleteOf course. The CCP under Xi Jinping very benevolent. Always tells the truth. ๐คฃ๐
Anyway, for your entertainment ๐ฝ️๐ฟ...I present the #CCP.. Enjoy.
https://mobile.twitter.com/hashtag/CCP?src=hashtag_click
bad logic matilah. A sadistic(poor?) chinese feeding tadpole to kid, is not evidence that china - the Country -, is developing virus to kill others. Likewise, usa killing millions of red indians and their hate for China, is NOT Evidence. Pofma you.
Deletenot once i said a Xjp is Benevolent. All i am saying is that china does not develop virus to kill others. Prove me wrong with better links, not the silly tadpole vidro.LOL.
DeleteHi 108pm
ReplyDeleteYou are overthinking!
The pictures you painted are very very very very very very very very siong.
No place to hide in Sg! Sg so so so small....all will be affected!
Yes! The situations look very very very very very very very very seriously grave!
Worry also no use! Hope for the best!
Just take a closer look at all the facts and figures:
ReplyDeleteFigures:
"Figures from Flight Master (a travel platform popular in China), showed the following data from 30 Dec 2019 to 22 Jan 2020:
1. Wuhan to Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi Airport - more than 11,000
2. Wuhan to the Don Mueang International Airport - more than 9,000.
3. Wuhan to Singapore Changi Airport - more than 10,680.
4. Wuhan to Narita International Airport in Tokyo more than 9,080.
5. Wuhan to Hong Kong - more than 7,000.
In addition, at least 7 million Chinese tourists are travelling all over the world during the Lunar New Year holiday season, some of whom may be healthy, wealthy and stealthy agents for the Wuhan Virus."
Facts:
1. The virus cannot be contained within Wuhan. 5 million people, out of 11 million population of Wuhan, i.e. almost half of the population, have left the city and moved to other provinces of China.
2. The virus cannot be contained within Hubei. 30 out of 32 provinces of China have already been infected.
3. The virus has spread to many other countries of the world. Some countries' governments chose to keep quiet, for reasons best known to them.
4. Those 5 million people from Wuhan, who have escaped the lock-down, have already spread out in large numbers to many Asian and South East Asian countries by the thousands.
Over the last 25 days, Singapore alone has received at least 10,680 of the Wuhan people, excluding those from other parts of China.
Now, draw your own implications and conclusions.
What is the Singapore government going to do?
What can you do?
You are a bloody scaremonger. The virus incubation is 14 days. Fourteen days ago is Jan16. Anyone from Wuhan arriving before jan 16th and did not report sick by today IS HEALTHY OK. The uncertainty is those people arriving from Wuhan between the seven days, to 23 (lockdown date of Wuhan). These are the ones with a question mark, whether they will fall sick soon. How many wuhan people arrive in these 7 days, is by proportion 25% of 10,800 probaly at most 2,000. Since about 10% may be infected, we only worry about 200. Not 10,800. I Pofma you!!
Delete@ 247
ReplyDeleteErr.. you need to get a refund for all that money your family spent on your education, because you really Cannot Make It. ๐ค
All I did was post a few Twitter feeds. You can ask your expensive govt. to go and POFMA those posters on Twitter ๐ป
Every considered the idea that the thought of millions of people dying has funny sides to it? No?
... then I suggest to get out more. Maybe make a few friends and have a fucking laugh.
ay, mati. You gave the twitter feed to support your suggestion that china governent is cruel too, go check the context. It was a crucial link to thr discussion, not meant as joke twiter. Loser.
DeleteHi Dr 329pm
ReplyDeleteI m now very Very VERY VERY very very very very fearful after reading your comments!
Yes! What should the 4G do? What should we do?
Any where to hide in Sg? Or run road to another part of the world?
@ Fear distorts reality
ReplyDeleteIn 2019 the estimated number of deaths due to influenza is estimated to be between 99,000 and 200,000... And the world's media didn't even think it was "newsworthy".
The Wuhan coronavirus is probably more aggressive, but our species lives day to day with strains of mutating influenza viruses which kill many more people every year.
Could fear and the rapid spread of news and terrifying videos and images make us just overly fearful?
You be the judge lah.
Anon @ 4:50 pm
ReplyDelete"You are a bloody scaremonger. The virus incubation is 14 days. Fourteen days ago is Jan16. Anyone from Wuhan arriving before jan 16th and did not report sick by today IS HEALTHY OK. The uncertainty is those people arriving from Wuhan between the seven days, to 23 (lockdown date of Wuhan). These are the ones with a question mark, whether they will fall sick soon. How many wuhan people arrive in these 7 days, is by proportion 25% of 10,800 probaly at most 2,000. Since about 10% may be infected, we only worry about 200. Not 10,800. I Pofma you!!"
Firstly, Dr Talk Little merely presented the facts and figures from data easily obtained from Fight Manifests. Why are you accusing him/her of being "a bloody scaremonger"? Did he/she scare you? Or the facts and figures scared you? And if you say you are not scared at all, then where cometh the scaremongering?
Secondly, your view is not based on facts. You are merely analysing and extrapolating, and drawing conclusions based on your own perception and interpretation, but not facts.
Thirdly, can you provide the facts and figures from reliable sources to prove you points? If cannot, then YOU should be the one who should be POFMA-ed.
Trying too hard to attack others without facts to back up is "Stupidity has no cure"?
Bystander.
@ 453 (He needs to attend remedial English comprehension classes)
ReplyDeleteHey there, you can use the benevolent govt's Skills Future Training subsidy for the abovementioned course. All is not lost!
>> ay, mati. You gave the twitter feed to support your suggestion that china governent is cruel too, go check the context. It was a crucial link to thr discussion, not meant as joke twiter. Loser. <<
Read *carefully* again. I ever suggested anything other than provide a link for purely entertainment purposes. Yes, it's a JOKE. To me most things are either games or jokes...occasionally there's an overlap.๐คก
If you for even ONE MOMENT think that anything you read on the internet is "crucial"...whether to discussion or to life in general, then IMO (and I'm no ex-spurt) you need to work on your social skills and "seriously upgrade" your SOCIAL LIFE....get out more, meet lots of people and have lots of wild ad dirty sex with those you strike a mutual physical attraction with...because it is obvious you take yourself way too seriously! ๐๐ค๐ฝ
JUST SAYIN'...
Ay, Bystander.
ReplyDeleteIf the joker above stop his sentence at "i leave it to your own conclusion" then you are right, only the facts are presented, there is no issue like you said.
However the damning sentences are
Over the last 25 days, Singapore alone has received at least 10,680 of the Wuhan people, excluding those from other parts of China.Now, draw your own implications and conclusions.
What is the Singapore government going to do?
What can you do?
THE INNUENDO IS CLEAR UNLESS YOU HAVE NO BRAINS. The innuendo is that its very grave situation, the SG government must quickly step in, everybody quickly quickly think hard, big problem!!
Here is the proof, the next guy @3.42 having read the joker's message and said he was very Very VERY VERY very very very very fearful .
There it is. Fear mongering. the next guy clearly became fearful. Hey it is not my words. It is a real guy read that fake Dr. joker's message he said he fearful.
This is why the fake DR need to be pofma. Throw some right statistics and then make a inneudo conclusion. Statistics can be interpreted many ways. I offered my more nuanced interpretation and you did not agree, that is fine. But A lot of simple minded people are swayed by that joker;s statistics and forced into "drawing a conclusion" based on his flowery language. Isn't this also how PAP works?
(That is the reason why pofma is very good. I support. But of course, cannot be one man say lah. Should be able to appeal, not like all said by Govt cannot rebut one)
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ReplyDeleteⓂatilah $ingapura⚠️ said...
ReplyDelete@ Bullshit at broadband speeds:
The internet is great for spreading bullshit. So conspiracy theorists can rejoice at the powerful weapon (tool) they carry everywhere in their pockets.
The best one I heard so far:
China was developing a bio weapon to use on dissidents especially the loud protesters in Hong Kong.
The lab was located in Wuhan and due to carelessness and lax standards, the virus got out into the wild. ๐คฃ๐
How do I know this is completely bullshit? China might be accused of many things, but when they WOULD NEVER have a bio weapons lab developing weaponized contagions IN A REGIONAL CAPITAL CITY WITH 11 MILLION INHABITANTS! ๐ค
Knn. If you want to make fake news, at least make it plausible lah. ๐ป
Matilah,
I have just removed that sicko's comment above spreading this fake news as real.
ReplyDeleteThe Wuhan Pneumonia Virus As On 29 Jan 2020
China's National Health Commission reports:
Deaths = rises from 81 to 132, in two days.
Confirmed cases = rises by another 840 in two days, to 5,974.
Suspected cases under monitoring = more than 9,000.
The fears of the spreading virus has led airlines to reduce flights to China and global companies to restrict employee travel to the country.
The Hubei province health authority said in a statement early on Wednesday that a further 25 people had died as of end-Tuesday.
With the latest figures, the total number of confirmed cases in China surpasses that of the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) Epidemic in 2003, which infected 5,327 people in China (and over 8,000 people worldwide).
Confirmations of person-to-person transmission in Germany, Japan, Taiwan, Thailand, UAE and Vietnam have made world leaders more concerned.
In Germany, four people from the same company were infected in one of the first cases of person-to-person transmission outside China.
A whole family in the United Arab Emirates, arriving from Wuhan, has been diagnosed as a confirmed case of person-to-person transmission, the UAE health ministry said on Wednesday.
However, one good news is that, so far, none of the confirmed deaths to date have happened outside China.
Known as "2019-nCoV", the Wuhan coronavirus can cause pneumonia and, like other respiratory infections, it spreads between people in tiny droplets in the air, from coughs and sneezes or direct physical contacts, such as kissing and touching.
It is too early to know what its death rate will be, since there are likely to be many cases going undetected or unreported.
"The virus is a devil and we cannot let the devil hide," state television quoted Chinese President Xi Jinping as saying during a meeting with World Health Organisation (WHO) chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus in Beijing on Tuesday.
"China will strengthen international co-operation and welcomes the WHO participation in virus prevention... China is confident of winning the battle against the virus."
China's assurances failed to calm investors, however, and health authorities around the world continued to step up efforts to stop the virus from spreading on their shores.
The United States said it was expanding screening of arrivals from China from five to 20 airports and would consider imposing further travel curbs.
From France to Japan, governments are organising evacuations of their citizens from Wuhan, and Hong Kong has suspended rail and ferry links with mainland China.
While Hongkong has claimed that vaccine for the Wuhan corona-virus has been successfully developed, Australia has also successfully replicated the coronavirus, in what scientists said would be a "game changer" in the fight against the deadly epidemic.
The virus could reach its peak in around 10 days at the earliest and 15 says at the latest, a top Chinese government expert said on Tuesday.
Meanwhile, a drug store in Beijing will be fined three million yuan (S$590,000) for hiking the price of face masks by almost six times the online price, the Beijing municipal market regulator said on Wednesday
This afternoon @ about 2:30 pm, I went to Yishun Polyclinic with the intention of seeing the doctor for my severe cough, sore throat and running nose, with lethargy. I usually go to the Polyclinic at around this time because the crowd would have been much less.
ReplyDeleteHowever, I was shocked to see such a long queue (at least 30 people, many of whom look like China Chinese) in two separate lines - one line queuing at the lifts to go upstairs; another line at the administration counter to get queue numbers and check temperature. Inside the Polyclinic at ground level, it was very crowded still.
The doctors and nurses must be working over time for the last few days? Usually by this time, they would be seeing only the last few patients, as the last admission would be at 3 p.m. and closing time at 4 pm.
So, instead of joining the queue, I decided to go and see a private doctor, costing me $88.90, instead of free (at the Polyclinic). Even the private clinics are crowded but not as bad as at the Polyclinic.
From this observation, I begin to think of the situations at other Polyclinics and Hospitals. Are they too as crowded? Most likely, either because of the 3 days public holidays or because of Kiasu and Kiasi Sinkies mentality?
Read Minister Lawrence Wong's latest Facebook post on Wuhan Virus.
ReplyDeleteWHO has reconvened its meeting (3rd meeting) to discuss the latest development of the Wuhan Pneumonia Virus situation.
ReplyDeleteThe latest report from China's National Health Commission indicates that the number infected has reached 6,150 people in China. The number of deaths has reached 132.
New confirmed cases have been reported in the UAE and Finland.
Timeline of S’pore’s first week with the Wuhan virus
ReplyDeleteJan 23: One case
The first case of the Wuhan virus was confirmed on Jan 23, 2020. According to the MOH, the man from Wuhan arrived in Singapore with nine others. One of the nine was his son.
The 66-year-old man stayed at Shangri-La’s Rasa Sentosa Resort.
Two days later on Jan. 22, he went to SGH and was isolated immediately after being diagnosed with pneumonia.
The eight other cases had at that point in time left Singapore. They were soon isolated at a hotel in Johor Bahru by Malaysian authorities.
Jan 24: Two cases
One of them was a 37-year-old male Chinese national, the son of the first confirmed case. he is also at Singapore General Hospital.
The other case was unrelated to the first two individuals, although all three were from Wuhan.
She was a 53-year-old lady who arrived on Scoot flight TR121 from Wuhan on Jan 21 with one travelling companion.
She stayed at J8 Hotel, and visited public places like Orchard area, MBS, and Gardens by the Bay.
Jan 25: One case
On Jan 26 at around 12:20am, MOH confirmed the fourth case of the Wuhan virus.
The fourth confirmed case is a 36-year-old male Chinese national from Wuhan who arrived in Singapore with his family on Jan 22.
The man was asymptomatic during the flight to Singapore but subsequently developed a cough on Jan 23.
He was presented at SKH Emergency on Jan 24 and was immediately isolated.
Subsequent test results confirmed the Wuhan virus infection at about 9:30pm on Jan. 25.
Jan. 27: Three cases
The 56-year-old lady arrived in Singapore with her family on Jan 18 and was isolated at the National Centre for Infectious Diseases (NCID).
MOH said that the Chinese national was asymptomatic during her flight to Singapore, but later developed symptoms on Jan 24.
She was taken to Tan Tock Seng Hospital on Jan 26 and was classified as a suspect case.
The 56-year-old and her family had been staying at Ceylon Road prior to visiting TTSH.
She was subsequently isolated in NCID and test results on Jan. 27 at 2pm confirmed that she was the fifth case.
MOH confirmed the 6th case of the Wuhan coronavirus infection at 11pm on Jan. 27, 2020.
He is a 56-year-old man who arrived in Singapore from Wuhan on Jan 19.
He was reported to be have no symptoms during the flight to Singapore. He developed a cough on Jan 25 and self-presented at Changi General Hospital on Jan.26.
He was staying with his family at their Pasir Ris Grove home.
The seventh case arrived in Singapore with his family and friends on Jan 23 and stayed at Marina Bay Sands.
The 35-year-old man subsequently developed symptoms on Jan 24 and went to the Raffles Hospital and transferred to the NCID by ambulance on the same day.
He tested positive for the Wuhan virus at 11pm on Jan 27.
January 28: One case
The eight case is a 56-year-old female who lives in Lorong Liew Lian, Upper Serangoon.
She arrived from Wuhan on Jan 19, along with her husband, but shown no symptoms of the virus upon arrival.
However on Jan 24, she developed symptoms, and on Jan 27 took a taxi with her husband to TTSH.
Test results on Jan 28 at about 11pm confirmed her case.
Jan. 29: Two cases
The previous lady’s husband was confirmed to have Wuhan virus a day later on Jan 29, at about 2pm.
They are both currently warded in isolation rooms at the NCID.
The 10th confirmed case is also a Wuhan national, a 56-year-old male who arrived in Singapore from Wuhan on Jan 20. He is currently warded in an isolation room at NCID.
Like the others, he too had no symptoms during screeing at the airport but developed symptoms the next day. He was eventually identified as a suspect case at a health screening station at Marina South Pier.
Test results on Jan 29 at 2pm confirmed he had Wuhan virus infection.
Source: the Mothership.
Hotel staff, tour guides, tour bus drivers, taxi drivers, healthcare professionals, MRT and bus commuters, public toilet cleaners, visitors and shoppers at crowded tourist spots and family members of infected persons are at risk of being infected by the Wuhan virus. Wonder how many of these have already been infected but escaped detection or displayed no symptoms at all?
ReplyDeleteNevertheless, there is no cause for alarm because the death toll is only about 2% of total confirmed cases. Chances are most of the infected people will recover and not lead to death.