2 Don Don Donki outlets among 7 more places visited by COVID-19 cases
SINGAPORE — Seven more public places visited by confirmed COVID-19 cases including two Don Don Donki outlets and several supermarkets were listed by the Ministry of Health (MOH) on Saturday (30 May).
The places are the Don Don Donki outlets at 100AM, 100 Tras Street and JEM at 50 Jurong Gateway Road, Mayflower Market and Food Centre at 162 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 4, FairPrice Finest at Junction 8, Food Junction at Junction 8, NTUC FairPrice at 414 Yishun Ring Road, and Giant at 418 Yishun Avenue 11.
The MOH said persons who visited the Don Don Donki outlet at 100AM on 17 May from 1240pm to 2pm, Mayflower Market and Food Centre on 19 May from 1045am to 1115am, the Don Don Donki outlet at JEM on 24 May from 930pm to 1020pm, FairPrice Finest at Junction 8 on 26 May from 1005am to 1035am, Food Junction at Junction 8 on 27 May from 1130am to 12pm, NTUC FairPrice at 414 Yishun Ring Road on 28 May from 1pm to 130pm, and Giant at 418 Yishun Avenue 11 on 28 May from 130pm to 2pm should monitor their health closely for 14 days from their date of visit.
They should see a doctor promptly if they develop symptoms such as cough, sore throat and runny nose, as well as fever and loss of taste or smell, and inform the doctor of their exposure history.
The other places visited by COVID-19 cases, as previously announced by the MOH, were NTUC Fairprice outlet at Taman Jurong Shopping Centre, the FairPrice Xtra outlet, NTUC Fairprice outlet and the Japanese Food Street at Jurong Point, Block 505 market and food centre at Jurong West, Fairprice Finest at Bukit Panjang Plaza, NTUC Fairprice at Hillion Mall, and the wet market at Block 963 Jurong West Street 91.
The MOH reported 506 new COVID-19 cases in Singapore as of Saturday noon, bringing the total to 34,366.
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