SINGAPORE: Singapore citizens, permanent residents and long-term pass holders with recent travel history to Taiwan will have to serve a 21-day stay-home notice, the Ministry of Health said on Saturday in a press release.
MOH said the measures, which take effect on May 16, 11.59pm, come in the wake of increased COVID-19 cases in Taiwan.The stay-home notice will consist of a 14-day stay at a dedicated facility, followed by an additional seven days at their place of residence. Those returning to Singapore will also undergo COVID-19 polymerase chain reaction tests on arrival, Day 14 of their stay-home notice and before the end of the 21-day period.
All visitors with recent history to Taiwan who entered Singapore between May 15 and May 16 will be subject to Government-funded COVID19 PCR tests on Day 3 and Day 7 of their arrival in Singapore, MOH said.
Travellers arriving from South Asia must increase to 28 days , once landed , straight away sent to Quarantine facilities , pls do not go to F & B outlet spread more virus , if not happy stay in South Asia
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