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    Corona Virus Disease (COVID-19) Updates

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    • MrsKiasuM Offline
      MrsKiasu
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      What are those more common symptoms now?

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      • sharonkhooS Offline
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        Estéema\" post_id=\"2058482\" time=\"1644768520\" user_id=\"66413:

        If u’re not a subj for HRW, u can try scanning yr i/card. You’ll just be shown “not eligible” or “not entitled” at the dispensing machine. I tried that after I discovered I’ve only 2 sets left & DH & I was having a sore throat, but checked tt my neigbourhood pharmacy won’t hv any till next week. Thankfully tested today no pink line. Will be checking with my doc tmr.
        Do you have friends or relatives with more tests? SOS them to standby to let you have a couple of test kits if you run out. You can return new kits when you buy more. My parents rarely go out so don't use their kits, and my daughters are given packs from their workplaces, so they are our standby supply (so far we haven't run out). But we will keep proper accounting and replace what we \"borrow\".

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        • sharonkhooS Offline
          sharonkhoo
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          MrsKiasu\" post_id=\"2058497\" time=\"1644799593\" user_id=\"43981:

          What are those more common symptoms now?
          For the Omicron variant, which accounts for most of the reported cases now, this is from MOH:
          Common symptoms reported include sore throat, tiredness and cough.
          https://www.moh.gov.sg/news-highlights/details/update-on-covid-19-omicron-variant/

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          • bbbayB Offline
            bbbay
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            I understood these:

            - if see doctor and tested positive, clinic will inform MOH
            - if self ART tested positive, stay home 72 hours. Employee inform company; students inform school. Company/school will inform MOH.

            Unless the ART positive is neither working or students (very small number), MOH will be informed. So I think large majority of positive cases will not go unreported.

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            • Imp75I Offline
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              bbbay\" post_id=\"2058500\" time=\"1644800739\" user_id=\"175278:

              I understood these:
              - if see doctor and tested positive, clinic will inform MOH
              - if self ART tested positive, stay home 72 hours. Employee inform company; students inform school. Company/school will inform MOH.

              Unless the ART positive is neither working or students (very small number), MOH will be informed. So I think large majority of positive cases will not go unreported.
              In reality that's not happening. My friends daughter informed sch but her TT status is still vaccinated and no HRW issued to close contacts.

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              • ChiefKiasuC Offline
                ChiefKiasu
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                Estéema\" post_id=\"2058447\" time=\"1644748390\" user_id=\"66413:

                Chief,
                You can join this telegram when u hv questions then ask there coz there are medical volunteers who are doctors to advise & direct.

                https://t.me/SGQuarantineOrder

                https://t.me/sgfighters

                6 of my doc frds are volunteering to respond to enquiries
                Thanks... but I don't have a Telegram account :sad: I'm just wary of having too many messaging accounts on my phone.

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                • sharonkhooS Offline
                  sharonkhoo
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                  bbbay\" post_id=\"2058500\" time=\"1644800739\" user_id=\"175278:

                  I understood these:
                  - if see doctor and tested positive, clinic will inform MOH
                  - if self ART tested positive, stay home 72 hours. Employee inform company; students inform school. Company/school will inform MOH.

                  Unless the ART positive is neither working or students (very small number), MOH will be informed. So I think large majority of positive cases will not go unreported.
                  Not all companies will inform MOH. Only those who are under some kind of mandatory testing and reporting regime are required to do so. Other companies are not asked to report positive cases among their staff. And the guideline for workplaces only says that staff are \"encouraged\" to test weekly, not a must.

                  So my guess is that quite a no. of cases go unreported. Exactly how many, who knows? And I don't think it really matters all that much now. Those at higher risk will just have to take more precautions.

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                    Evermeet
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                    Estéema\" post_id=\"2058447\" time=\"1644748390\" user_id=\"66413:

                    Chief,
                    You can join this telegram when u hv questions then ask there coz there are medical volunteers who are doctors to advise & direct.

                    https://t.me/SGQuarantineOrder

                    https://t.me/sgfighters

                    6 of my doc frds are volunteering to respond to enquiries
                    Hi all, I'm the owner of SG Quarantine Order Support Group, realised that our group link was being shared here as we saw an influx of members/parents in the last 12 hours. 😂

                    To further add on to Estéema's post, we actually have more than 10 pediatricians in our group manning our paeds sub group, and another sub group manned by two OBGYN doctors for pregnant mummies.

                    There are many parents joining our group in the last one month as well due to Omicron hitting many kids.

                    If the site admin/owner finds our group useful for the parents here, let me know whether we can work something out to help the parents here. 😄

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                    • zac's mumZ Offline
                      zac's mum
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                      Imp75\" post_id=\"2058507\" time=\"1644804568\" user_id=\"2358:

                      In reality that's not happening. My friends daughter informed sch but her TT status is still vaccinated and no HRW issued to close contacts.
                      I think informing school/employer (those self-tested ART +ve and on Protocol 2?) will simply result in being added to the daily count.

                      Does not mean MOH will update TT or issue HRW. I think those are only done if person is PCR +ve.

                      In any case, why would anyone want to be issued HRW? So troublesome. Either way (whether or not you receive/dont receive HRW) the best thing you (fully vaccinated + boosted) can and should do is to up your Vitamin C intake and rest more to keep your immunity high.

                      Endemic living aka treat it as a normal flu. Basically that’s what we are doing isnt it.

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                      • sharonkhooS Offline
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                        zac's mum\" post_id=\"2058516\" time=\"1644808937\" user_id=\"53606:[quote=\"zac's mum\" post_id=2058516 time=1644808937 user_id=53606]
                        ... Either way (whether or not you receive/dont receive HRW) the best thing you (fully vaccinated + boosted) can and should do is to up your Vitamin C intake and rest more to keep your immunity high.

                        Endemic living aka treat it as a normal flu. Basically that’s what we are doing isnt it.[/quote]
                        And just to add 1 more precaution - Try to avoid meeting the vulnerable in your family/contacts during that 7 days (because you will probably remove your mask during those meetings), or at the very least make sure you test negative before you do. If you go to places were you remain masked, the risk to others is low.

                        That's probably a precaution we should take with any infectious disease, Covid or not.

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