SINGAPORE - Foreign worker dormitories are in the spotlight again, as most of the 287 new coronavirus cases announced on Thursday (April 9) - seven in 10 - are linked to clusters at such dormitories.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE - Foreign worker dormitories are in the spotlight again, as most of the 287 new coronavirus cases announced on Thursday - seven in 10 - are linked to clusters at such dormitories.
A new cluster has also been found at another worker dormitory, Shaw Lodge in Tai Seng. Five cases which were announced earlier have been linked to the dormitory.
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