2 new COVID-19 clusters including Redhill Close; 15 new community cases in Singapore

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SINGAPORE: Singapore reported 15 new COVID-19 cases in the community as of noon on Tuesday (Jun 22), including five with no links to previous cases.

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Of the 10 linked to previous cases, three were already in quarantine and seven were detected through surveillance testing, said the Ministry of Health (MOH).Two new clusters were identified - one involving cases linked to 90 Redhill Close and one involving cases linked to Case 64233, a 41-year-old foreign domestic worker.One unlinked community case and two linked community cases formed a new cluster at 90 Redhill Close.

The man, a permanent resident, was a household contact of Case 64233. He was also a family member of an earlier case involving a 12-year-old student at Tanglin Trust School, whose infection was confirmed on Jun 16. His serology test result was negative for the N antigen, suggesting the presence of early infection, said MOH.A 26-year-old analyst at Deutsche Bank was among the five unlinked cases reported on Tuesday. She developed symptoms on Jun 15 and Jun 17 and went to a doctor on Jun 17 but declined to be tested for COVID-19.

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Getting serious in the Redhill tiong bahru area. Should expand the testing to bigger zones and delay school openings.. Once cases jump to 50 it will be lock down for 3 months instead of 1 month. This vaccine is very weak against delta

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