SINGAPORE - The Nanyang Technological University on Wednesday confirmed that a former employee was on campus while infectious with Covid-19.
They are Quad Cafe at NTU's School of Biological Sciences, Korean eatery Paik's Bibim in NTU's North Spine Plaza, and the North Spine Food Court. He was not on the teaching staff, and did not show any symptoms while on campus and after he tested positive for the virus.
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