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Next possible cluster >>> Changi Prison
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SINGAPORE: About 5,000 inmates, staff and partners at Changi Prison will be tested for COVID-19 over the next few days after a cook working there was confirmed to have the infection.
All inmates' face-to-face visits and tele-visits will also be replaced by phone calls with effect from May 17 until further notice, the Singapore Prison Service (SPS) said on Saturday (May 15).
The cook who is a confirmed case is a contract staff working in the prison kitchen located at Institution A5 in Cluster A of Changi Prison, said SPS. He is employed by SATS Food Services.
The man, known as Case 63160, was reported as an unlinked community case by the Ministry of Health (MOH) on Friday. He is fully vaccinated.
The 39-year-old last reported to work on Wednesday. He felt unwell after work, developing a fever and runny nose, and sought medical treatment at a general practitioner clinic where he received a polymerase chain reaction (PCR) test for COVID-19. His test result came back positive the next day.
All inmates' face-to-face visits and tele-visits will also be replaced by phone calls with effect from May 17 until further notice, the Singapore Prison Service (SPS) said on Saturday (May 15).
The cook who is a confirmed case is a contract staff working in the prison kitchen located at Institution A5 in Cluster A of Changi Prison, said SPS. He is employed by SATS Food Services.
The man, known as Case 63160, was reported as an unlinked community case by the Ministry of Health (MOH) on Friday. He is fully vaccinated.
The 39-year-old last reported to work on Wednesday. He felt unwell after work, developing a fever and runny nose, and sought medical treatment at a general practitioner clinic where he received a polymerase chain reaction (PCR) test for COVID-19. His test result came back positive the next day.
Huat Ah!
Prison now eat Taobao food.
5000??. Singapore no crime woh..
The prisoners should be guven invermectin as it helps prevent infection.
Case 63253 is a 32 year-old male Singaporean who is an inmate at Changi Prison Complex. He is a close contact of Case 63160[3] and was placed on quarantine on 13 May. He is asymptomatic, and was detected when he was tested for COVID-19 on the same day. His test result came back positive for COVID-19 infection on 14 May.
Many are loser sinkies. Bloody sinkies turn out to be low income morons despite years of high SES education system. It seems the reported IQs and actual income does not gel!
SINGAPORE: Two new COVID-19 clusters have been identified, one at Changi Prison Complex and another linked to a cook who works at Wok Hey at White Sands shopping mall.
Two of the 38 new COVID-19 community cases reported on Sunday (May 16) are linked to the cluster at Changi Prison, while another is linked to the Wok Hey cook, said the Ministry of Health (MOH).
CHANGI PRISON COMPLEX
Both the new cases, Case 63294 and Case 63300, are linked to the Changi Prison cluster and were placed in quarantine on May 13.
They are household contacts of Case 63160, a 39-year-old Chinese national who is employed by SATS Food Services as a cook in the prison, and who tested positive on May 13.
Two of the 38 new COVID-19 community cases reported on Sunday (May 16) are linked to the cluster at Changi Prison, while another is linked to the Wok Hey cook, said the Ministry of Health (MOH).
CHANGI PRISON COMPLEX
Both the new cases, Case 63294 and Case 63300, are linked to the Changi Prison cluster and were placed in quarantine on May 13.
They are household contacts of Case 63160, a 39-year-old Chinese national who is employed by SATS Food Services as a cook in the prison, and who tested positive on May 13.
i suspect the test gave false positive.
since the relevance of this question is beyond your ability to comprehend, why ask?
go fuck yourself dipshit
3 more inmates who worked at same kitchen at Changi Prison Complex test positive for Covid-19
SINGAPORE - Three more inmates, who all worked in the same prison kitchen at Changi Prison Complex as an earlier Covid-19 case, have tested positive, said the Singapore Prison Service (SPS) on Thursday (May 20).The three inmates, aged 56, 46, and 28, are linked to a Sats Food Services food worker known as Case 63160 who was also working at the kitchen in Institution A5, and tested positive on May 13, said SPS in a statement. Another inmate could have the virus and confirmatory tests are pending.
There is currently no indication that the virus has spread beyond the prison kitchen where they had worked at, it added. It has conducted tests on about 5,000 inmates, staff and vendors from Cluster A, and these tests have returned negative, SPS said.
Changi Prison Complex consists of two clusters - Cluster A and Cluster B - which contain five institutions each.
The three inmates were quarantined in Institution A5 in their cells on May 13 and subject to a polymerase chain reaction (PCR) test upon being identified as close contacts, said SPS.
Their first PCR test result came back negative on May 14, but a second test five days into their quarantine came back positive on May 18.
They were transferred to the quarantine centre at Selarang Park Complex. This centre is located outside the Changi Prison Complex, and is where Covid-19 positive inmates are quarantined for close monitoring by a medical team.
"The three inmates are currently well. They will only be transferred back to the general inmate population when they have recovered from the infection," SPS added.
All other inmates and staff from Institution A5 have tested negative for their second PCR test. Inmates and staff from Institution A5 will undergo repeated PCR testing in coming days for early detection of any possible incubating cases, said SPS.
The latest three cases bring the number of cases linked to the Changi Prison Complex cluster to seven, said a Ministry of Health statement on Wednesday (May 19).
MOH said that the serology test results for the three inmates - known as Cases 63426, 63427, and 63428 - are pending. All three had developed either a fever or a cough on May 18.
SPS said that in addition to the three inmates who tested positive on May 18, one other inmate tested "presumptive positive" for Covid-19 on the same day.
He is currently undergoing further confirmation tests. He had also worked at the prison kitchen at Institution A5 and is a cellmate of the three confirmed cases, said SPS.
