Little India and Farrer Park area safe?

[AhΜeng]

The 61-year-old is the first medical professional in Singapore to be infected with the virus. On Friday (Feb 14), the Ministry of Health said that a 61-year-old male Singaporean was among nine new cases confirmed. The doctor is case 59.

In a phone interview on Friday afternoon with The Straits Times from his hospital bed at the National Centre for Infectious Diseases (NCID), the doctor, who works in a private hospital and asked not to be named, said he had a fever last Friday.

He had no other symptoms such as a cough or sore throat.

Asked if he was worried that the disease could spread to others, including his patients, he said: "After the fever, I had stayed home all the time. On the 6th (Thursday), I was well and I was working."

The fever persisted and on Feb 9, he went to the emergency care clinic at Farrer Park Hospital.

 

[AhΜeng]

and all those ah neh cases at Little India too.
better avoid ah neh area as well as cheenatown.

 

[mojito]

Now worse! Imagine u lao sai see the gp Dr for diarrhoea meds. But Dr gift u corona!

 

[AhΜeng]

Now worse! Imagine u lao sai see the gp Dr. But Dr have corona!

doctor no wear mask?

 

[mojito]

doctor no wear mask?

Lao sai wear mask for what?

 

[laksaboy]

In these times, the last place you want to go to is a hospital.

There is no cure (yet). So what's the point? Cross infection might happen.

 

[Rogue Trader]

He went to visit case no 12

 

[Valium]

All the filthy India and bangla like to hold hand squeeze breasts. Ginfreely walked in once her breast tio pinch until blue black, her cheebye dig until red, all her cheebye mor tio pluck out.