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SINGAPORE – Two of the three new imported Covid-19 cases announced on Friday (July 17) were baby girls, both aged one, who returned from India.
One is a dependant’s pass holder and the other is a long-term pass holder.
The first baby arrived in Singapore on Wednesday and showed symptoms on Thursday, while the second girl arrived here on June 26 and was asymptomatic.
Both tested positive on Friday.
The third imported patient was a Singaporean who returned from the Philippines on July 6.
All the imported patients were placed on 14-day stay-home notices upon arrival in Singapore, and were tested while serving their notices.
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