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Ref: President’s Office dated 1 April 2020
Updates on Travel and Exchange
Following updates from NTU Management were made in view of stricter border controls by the Government, and requirements for all Long-Term Pass (LTP) holders, incl. Student’s Pass (STP) and Dependant’s Pass (DP) holders, to obtain prior approval before entering Singapore
Overseas Travel
⁃ NTU will no longer grant approval for any official or personal travels
⁃ Student's Pass holders: Should you wish to return to your home country, it is unlikely to get approval from the authorities to return to Singapore until border controls are lifted
⁃ International students: Should you choose to return home, be prepared to be served 1 or possible 2 semesters' Leave of Absence (LOA)/ until approval is granted for your return by the Singapore Government
Overseas Exchange for AY20/21 Semester 1
⁃ All programmes (incoming and outgoing) are suspended until further notice
⁃ Students are advised to make alternate plans and are required to register for NTU courses for AY2020/2021 Semester 1 in June 2020
⁃ Affected students should approach their respective School undergraduate coordinators for assistance and advice
Union is here to help
NTUSU understands this decision may be disruptive towards your academic and travel plans. However, we believe the decision made by the University is to uphold your health and safety. Should you have suggestions or queries, you may contact Office of Academic Services at AcademicServices@ntu.edu.sg or write in to NTUSU at su-feedback@e.ntu.edu.sg.
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Ref: President’s Office dated 1 April 2020
Updates on Travel and Exchange
Following updates from NTU Management were made in view of stricter border controls by the Government, and requirements for all Long-Term Pass (LTP) holders, incl. Student’s Pass (STP) and Dependant’s Pass (DP) holders, to obtain prior approval before entering Singapore
Overseas Travel
⁃ NTU will no longer grant approval for any official or personal travels
⁃ Student's Pass holders: Should you wish to return to your home country, it is unlikely to get approval from the authorities to return to Singapore until border controls are lifted
⁃ International students: Should you choose to return home, be prepared to be served 1 or possible 2 semesters' Leave of Absence (LOA)/ until approval is granted for your return by the Singapore Government
Overseas Exchange for AY20/21 Semester 1
⁃ All programmes (incoming and outgoing) are suspended until further notice
⁃ Students are advised to make alternate plans and are required to register for NTU courses for AY2020/2021 Semester 1 in June 2020
⁃ Affected students should approach their respective School undergraduate coordinators for assistance and advice
Union is here to help
NTUSU understands this decision may be disruptive towards your academic and travel plans. However, we believe the decision made by the University is to uphold your health and safety. Should you have suggestions or queries, you may contact Office of Academic Services at AcademicServices@ntu.edu.sg or write in to NTUSU at su-feedback@e.ntu.edu.sg.
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Ref: Advisory by NTU Management – Stepped Up Precautionary Measures against COVID-19
20-cent Waiver
- Following the University's advisory, the 20-cent surcharge is lifted only for takeaway plastic bags for all F&B operators until further notice
- Charges for takeaway boxes and disposable cutleries still apply and varies across vendors
- In line with NTUSU’s Union Vision 2020, we would like to encourage our Union Members to opt for more cost and environmentally-friendly options (i.e bringing your own re-usable containers/cutleries for takeaways)
United Effort
- Continue practicing safe distancing between you and others
- Maintain at least a metre gap especially when queue or waiting
- Do not attend or hold gatherings with more than 10 people
- Avoid meeting in person and minimise people-to-people interactions whenever possible
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Ref: Advisory by NTU Management – Stepped Up Precautionary Measures against COVID-19
20-cent Waiver
- Following the University's advisory, the 20-cent surcharge is lifted only for takeaway plastic bags for all F&B operators until further notice
- Charges for takeaway boxes and disposable cutleries still apply and varies across vendors
- In line with NTUSU’s Union Vision 2020, we would like to encourage our Union Members to opt for more cost and environmentally-friendly options (i.e bringing your own re-usable containers/cutleries for takeaways)
United Effort
- Continue practicing safe distancing between you and others
- Maintain at least a metre gap especially when queue or waiting
- Do not attend or hold gatherings with more than 10 people
- Avoid meeting in person and minimise people-to-people interactions whenever possible
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It’s a longstanding debate: can you truly pursue your passion as a career? During NTUSU’s Fireside Chat: Chasing Dreams last month, lifestyle blogger Yeoh Mongchin (@mongabong) and Mediacorp 987 FM DJ Charmian Tan (@charmiantyx) shared about carving out a career from their passions. Read more here!
https://u-insight.com/2020/04/02/influencer-talk-chasing-dreams-and-passions/
It’s a longstanding debate: can you truly pursue your passion as a career? During NTUSU’s Fireside Chat: Chasing Dreams last month, lifestyle blogger Yeoh Mongchin (@mongabong) and Mediacorp 987 FM DJ Charmian Tan (@charmiantyx) shared about carving out a career from their passions. Read more here!
https://u-insight.com/2020/04/02/influencer-talk-chasing-dreams-and-passions/
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It's a longstanding debate: can you truly pursue your passion as a career? At our Fireside Chat Series, lifestyle blogger Yeoh Mongchin (@mongabong) and Mediacorp 987 FM DJ Charmian Tan (@charmiantyx) share about carving out a career from their passion.
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COVID-19: Safe distancing and telecommunication measures
- Students are strongly advised to stay at home as much as possible and telecommunicate to minimise possibility of community spread
- Restrict movement by avoiding hosting or attending physical social gatherings beyond your household
- Group project and club meetings should be conducted using online platforms (i.e Microsoft Teams)
- Microsoft Teams is part of the Office 365 Suite, which all NTU students are already subscribed to. No additional sign up required.
- You may download it here: https://products.office.com/en-us/microsoft-teams/download-app
The health of our loved ones depend on us. Let’s stay calm and united during this period.
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COVID-19: Safe distancing and telecommunication measures
- Students are strongly advised to stay at home as much as possible and telecommunicate to minimise possibility of community spread
- Restrict movement by avoiding hosting or attending physical social gatherings beyond your household
- Group project and club meetings should be conducted using online platforms (i.e Microsoft Teams)
- Microsoft Teams is part of the Office 365 Suite, which all NTU students are already subscribed to. No additional sign up required.
- You may download it here: https://products.office.com/en-us/microsoft-teams/download-app
The health of our loved ones depend on us. Let’s stay calm and united during this period.
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Ref: Advisory by NTU Management on Additional Physical Distancing Measures, in light of the recent Presidential Message by PM Lee at 4PM and in compliance with MOE and MOH guidelines. (3 April 2020)
1. Academic matters
- All physical undergraduate on-campus exams, quizzes and tests are cancelled. No replacement alternatives will be made and course grades will be computed based on students’ existing CA scores.
- Other assessments (i.e projects, reports, essays, presentations and assignments) will continue online through NTULearn. Course coordinators will inform students regarding any changes shortly.
- The S/U option will still apply as accordingly.
Deadline for declaration: 12 May 2020, 10pm
- From Monday, 6 April onwards, all NTU on-campus classes, labs and practicum work will cease, and all libraries, study areas, and classrooms/academic facilities will be closed until further notice.
- Students are strongly encouraged not to come to campus and telecommunicate instead.
2. Hall Accomodation
- All hall residents with a local residence must check out of their hall rooms by Sunday, 5 April 2020 by filling in the form here: https://survey.ntu.edu.sg/efm/se/7FDA9ED75F632921
- If students are unable to return to their local residence, please contact Head, Housing & Auxiliary Services at CHAO@ntu.edu.sg
- Those who check out by this Sunday will have a full refund of their remaining hall fees, and related administrative charges will be waived
For further enquiries, please refer to the full advisory and FAQ by the President's Office here.
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Ref: Advisory by NTU Management on Additional Physical Distancing Measures, in light of the recent Presidential Message by PM Lee at 4PM and in compliance with MOE and MOH guidelines. (3 April 2020)
1. Academic matters
- All physical undergraduate on-campus exams, quizzes and tests are cancelled. No replacement alternatives will be made and course grades will be computed based on students’ existing CA scores.
- Other assessments (i.e projects, reports, essays, presentations and assignments) will continue online through NTULearn. Course coordinators will inform students regarding any changes shortly.
- The S/U option will still apply as accordingly.
Deadline for declaration: 12 May 2020, 10pm
- From Monday, 6 April onwards, all NTU on-campus classes, labs and practicum work will cease, and all libraries, study areas, and classrooms/academic facilities will be closed until further notice.
- Students are strongly encouraged not to come to campus and telecommunicate instead.
2. Hall Accomodation
- All hall residents with a local residence must check out of their hall rooms by Sunday, 5 April 2020 by filling in the form here: https://survey.ntu.edu.sg/efm/se/7FDA9ED75F632921
- If students are unable to return to their local residence, please contact Head, Housing & Auxiliary Services at CHAO@ntu.edu.sg
- Those who check out by this Sunday will have a full refund of their remaining hall fees, and related administrative charges will be waived
For further enquiries, please refer to the full advisory and FAQ by the President's Office here.
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As you may have noticed, our logo has had a slight addition.
The reason is simple:
We want you and your families to be safe. For that to happen, we all have to play our part by staying at home. Limit any social interactions and gatherings beyond your homes.
Lets stay smart, stay safe and work from home.
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The reason is simple:
We want you and your families to be safe. For that to happen, we all have to play our part by staying at home. Limit any social interactions and gatherings beyond your homes.
Lets stay smart, stay safe and work from home.
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Should I exercise my S/U option?
The University has implemented a one-off S/U option for all courses in light of the COVID-19 situation. NTUSU would like to encourage students to continue trying their best and studying hard.
If you are planning to exercise the S/U Option this semester, here are some considerations before making your decision.
Minimum Graded AUs (inclusive of all courses i.e Core, Major PE and GER Cores)
- Three-year courses: 52 AUs
- Four-year courses/direct year two courses: 69AUs
- Double Degree: Minimum AU of graded courses to be obtained is the same as its corresponding single degree programme
- More details on Section 2.4 of AUS Handbook here
Prerequisite and GER-Core Electives
- Prerequisite: Check with your respective faculties if exercising the S/U Option on prerequisite electives will affect future electives
- GER-Core: Check with your professors/course coordinators if you are allowed to exercise the S/U Option on GER-Core electives
*These vary across the different schools/courses
Final Year Projects
- S/U Option cannot be exercised on Final Year Projects
How to exercise the S/U Option?
- A student will receive AU towards his degree only if he attains an ‘S’ (Satisfactory) grade. He earns no AU for courses with a 'U' grade
- You may declare here if you would like to exercise the S/U Option
- Deadline: Sunday, 12 May 2020, 10pm
For more details on minimum AU requirements and academic matters, please refer to the AUS Handbook 2019/20 here.
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Should I exercise my S/U option?
The University has implemented a one-off S/U option for all courses in light of the COVID-19 situation. NTUSU would like to encourage students to continue trying their best and studying hard.
If you are planning to exercise the S/U Option this semester, here are some considerations before making your decision.
Minimum Graded AUs (inclusive of all courses i.e Core, Major PE and GER Cores)
- Three-year courses: 52 AUs
- Four-year courses/direct year two courses: 69AUs
- Double Degree: Minimum AU of graded courses to be obtained is the same as its corresponding single degree programme
- More details on Section 2.4 of AUS Handbook here
Prerequisite and GER-Core Electives
- Prerequisite: Check with your respective faculties if exercising the S/U Option on prerequisite electives will affect future electives
- GER-Core: Check with your professors/course coordinators if you are allowed to exercise the S/U Option on GER-Core electives
*These vary across the different schools/courses
Final Year Projects
- S/U Option cannot be exercised on Final Year Projects
How to exercise the S/U Option?
- A student will receive AU towards his degree only if he attains an ‘S’ (Satisfactory) grade. He earns no AU for courses with a 'U' grade
- You may declare here if you would like to exercise the S/U Option
- Deadline: Sunday, 12 May 2020, 10pm
For more details on minimum AU requirements and academic matters, please refer to the AUS Handbook 2019/20 here.
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NTUSU supports all students: Aid for students affected by trip suspension
NTUSU understands the challenges faced by students who had their overseas programmes suspended in view of the COVID-19 situation. We have been working closely with the University Management to ensure that these students are equitably supported.
1. Reimbursements
- Upon taking NTUSU's feedback into consideration, the University will be reviewing claims of students regarding additional essential expenses incurred due to having to cut short their overseas programme (i.e costs for change in flight bookings or cancellation fees, visa fees, and accommodation)
- Procedures and FAQs will be provided shortly
2. Academic
- Arrangements will be made for students who are unable to complete credit transfer due to the trip suspension
- Students are advised to review study plans with their faculties and explore possible course options for special terms and AY20/21 Semester
- This is to cushion the impact of the disruption and prevent delay in graduation
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NTUSU supports all students: Aid for students affected by trip suspension
NTUSU understands the challenges faced by students who had their overseas programmes suspended in view of the COVID-19 situation. We have been working closely with the University Management to ensure that these students are equitably supported.
1. Reimbursements
- Upon taking NTUSU's feedback into consideration, the University will be reviewing claims of students regarding additional essential expenses incurred due to having to cut short their overseas programme (i.e costs for change in flight bookings or cancellation fees, visa fees, and accommodation)
- Procedures and FAQs will be provided shortly
2. Academic
- Arrangements will be made for students who are unable to complete credit transfer due to the trip suspension
- Students are advised to review study plans with their faculties and explore possible course options for special terms and AY20/21 Semester
- This is to cushion the impact of the disruption and prevent delay in graduation
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Dear Fellow Union Members,
NTUSU proudly presents the fourth issue of U-Insight! U-Insight is an online and print publication by the NTUSU Editorial Committee, which aims to uncover stories of students and bring pertinent issues to the fore, with a perspective that’s more than just ink on paper.
The latest issue of U-Insight covers timely topics of interest specially curated NTU undergraduates, such as freelancing tips, avenues for seeking help for mental health issues, emerging adulthood, a rundown of NTUSU’s initiatives and events in Semester 2 and NTUSU’s Union Vision 2020. Flip through the pages here: https://www.ntusu.org/uinsight!
NTUSU proudly presents the fourth issue of U-Insight! U-Insight is an online and print publication by the NTUSU Editorial Committee, which aims to uncover stories of students and bring pertinent issues to the fore, with a perspective that’s more than just ink on paper.
The latest issue of U-Insight covers timely topics of interest specially curated NTU undergraduates, such as freelancing tips, avenues for seeking help for mental health issues, emerging adulthood, a rundown of NTUSU’s initiatives and events in Semester 2 and NTUSU’s Union Vision 2020. Flip through the pages here: https://www.ntusu.org/uinsight!
Dear Fellow Union Members,
We have worked hard to put together a Joint Internship Platform that aims to help alleviate some of the challenges, faced by students affected by COVID-19 (exhange recall, rescinded internship offers).
Find out more about this pilot initiative here: https://www.ntusu.org/jointinternshipplatform
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We have worked hard to put together a Joint Internship Platform that aims to help alleviate some of the challenges, faced by students affected by COVID-19 (exhange recall, rescinded internship offers).
Find out more about this pilot initiative here: https://www.ntusu.org/jointinternshipplatform
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Dear students affected by COVID-19, NTUSU understands the difficulties in securing an internship position in trying a situation like this.
NTUSU has pooled together companies who would like to lend a helping hand to our Union Members.
NTUSU has pooled together companies who would like to lend a helping hand to our Union Members.
Dear Fellow Union Members, hope you have been well and getting enough rest! How has the circuit breaker period been for you?
Remember to adhere to the social distancing measures and #StayHome. The health of our loved ones depends on us. Take care!
Remember to adhere to the social distancing measures and #StayHome. The health of our loved ones depends on us. Take care!
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Shiok, just eat and sleep all day!
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Love it, I've been using my time very productively!
Dear Fellow Union Members, please be reminded that the deadline to exercise the S/U Option is today, Tuesday 12 May 10pm.
You may declare your S/U Option here: https://sso.wis.ntu.edu.sg/webexe88/owa/sso_redirect.asp?t=1&app=https://wis.ntu.edu.sg/pls/webexe/aus_su_opt.display.
Prerequisite and GER-Core Electives
- Prerequisite: Check with your respective faculties if exercising the S/U Option on prerequisite electives will affect future electives
- GER-Core: Check with your professors/course coordinators if you are allowed to exercise the S/U Option on GER-Core electives
*These vary across the different schools/courses
How to exercise the S/U Option?
- A student will receive AU towards his degree only if he attains an ‘S’ (Satisfactory) grade. He earns no AU for courses with a 'U' grade
- It is possible to make changes to your declaration before the deadline.
For more details on minimum AU requirements and academic matters, please refer to the AUS Handbook 2019/20 here.
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You may declare your S/U Option here: https://sso.wis.ntu.edu.sg/webexe88/owa/sso_redirect.asp?t=1&app=https://wis.ntu.edu.sg/pls/webexe/aus_su_opt.display.
Prerequisite and GER-Core Electives
- Prerequisite: Check with your respective faculties if exercising the S/U Option on prerequisite electives will affect future electives
- GER-Core: Check with your professors/course coordinators if you are allowed to exercise the S/U Option on GER-Core electives
*These vary across the different schools/courses
How to exercise the S/U Option?
- A student will receive AU towards his degree only if he attains an ‘S’ (Satisfactory) grade. He earns no AU for courses with a 'U' grade
- It is possible to make changes to your declaration before the deadline.
For more details on minimum AU requirements and academic matters, please refer to the AUS Handbook 2019/20 here.
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Bored at home? Check out NTUSU's free and exclusive private workshops and workouts specially curated just for you.
Find out more and sign up here: https://www.ntusu.org/super-summer-series
Find out more and sign up here: https://www.ntusu.org/super-summer-series
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NTU WSC GO! presents Impact Through Inspiration 2020: an E-Ideathon!
Register and make a difference now: https://ntuwscgo.com (11 May 2020 to 24 May 2020)
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NTU WSC GO! presents Impact Through Inspiration 2020: an E-Ideathon!
Register and make a difference now: https://ntuwscgo.com (11 May 2020 to 24 May 2020)
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Growth & Opportunities! (GO!), established in 2011, is a supporting committee under the umbrella of Nanyang Technological University Welfare Services Club (NTU WSC) that raises awareness about various social issues through flagship events, as well as serve…
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COVID-19: Updates on measures
Dear Fellow Union Members, hope you have been well during the circuit breaker period. Here are some updates on the latest measures and initiatives.
1. Massive Open Online Course (MOOC)
- All NTU undergraduates (except MBBS students) are able to take up credit-bearing courses offered by other top universities
- A maximum of 12 AUs from MOOCs may be counted towards the requirements of the student’s Bachelor’s degree programme
- Students may apply for credit transfer of MOOCs that have been pre-approved by the respective Schools for each degree programme.
- Visit here for the list of MOOCs and FAQ. For enquiries, please contact your respective School offices.
2. Convocation
- Convocation will be postponed till further notice
- A Virtual Celebration will be conducted to mark the important milestone for the Class of 2020 on 18 July 2020 (Saturday), 10:30 am.
- Graduating students will be informed via their NTU email account and through NTU channels soon.
3. Safe Management Measures
- All students are reminded not to return to campus during the circuit breaker period.
- All students living on campus are reminded to remain in their respective residences during this period, and to only go out for essential activities.
- From 18 May onwards, in compliance with the Government’s Safe Management Measures, SafeEntry will be implemented to log one’s entry and exit from venue to venue for contact tracing purposes.
- For the latest information, visit NTU’s Intranet page.
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COVID-19: Updates on measures
Dear Fellow Union Members, hope you have been well during the circuit breaker period. Here are some updates on the latest measures and initiatives.
1. Massive Open Online Course (MOOC)
- All NTU undergraduates (except MBBS students) are able to take up credit-bearing courses offered by other top universities
- A maximum of 12 AUs from MOOCs may be counted towards the requirements of the student’s Bachelor’s degree programme
- Students may apply for credit transfer of MOOCs that have been pre-approved by the respective Schools for each degree programme.
- Visit here for the list of MOOCs and FAQ. For enquiries, please contact your respective School offices.
2. Convocation
- Convocation will be postponed till further notice
- A Virtual Celebration will be conducted to mark the important milestone for the Class of 2020 on 18 July 2020 (Saturday), 10:30 am.
- Graduating students will be informed via their NTU email account and through NTU channels soon.
3. Safe Management Measures
- All students are reminded not to return to campus during the circuit breaker period.
- All students living on campus are reminded to remain in their respective residences during this period, and to only go out for essential activities.
- From 18 May onwards, in compliance with the Government’s Safe Management Measures, SafeEntry will be implemented to log one’s entry and exit from venue to venue for contact tracing purposes.
- For the latest information, visit NTU’s Intranet page.
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SUPER SUMMER SERIES WEEK 2!
Join us for an exciting week packed with workouts, art jams and delicious meals.
Register now: ntusu.org/super-summer-series
Join us for an exciting week packed with workouts, art jams and delicious meals.
Register now: ntusu.org/super-summer-series
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COVID-19: Updates (26 May 2020)
The Ministry of Health has identified two locations at Jurong Point (NTUC FairPrice outlet and Shokutsu Ten Japanese Food Street) as public places visited by people infected with COVID-19 for more than 30 minutes.
As a precautionary measure, please monitor your health closely for 14 days if you had patronised the places during these periods:
• 4:30pm to 6:00pm on May 20 at NTUC FairPrice
• 5:30pm to 6:30pm on May 21 at Shokutsu Ten Japanese Food Street
The ministry added that they have already notified those who had been identified as close contacts of confirmed cases.
Patrons of the mall who visited these locations at the specified date and time should see a doctor promptly and inform them of their exposure history, should they develop symptoms of acute respiratory infection (such as cough, sore throat and runny nose), as well as fever and loss of taste or smell.
COVID-19: Updates (26 May 2020)
The Ministry of Health has identified two locations at Jurong Point (NTUC FairPrice outlet and Shokutsu Ten Japanese Food Street) as public places visited by people infected with COVID-19 for more than 30 minutes.
As a precautionary measure, please monitor your health closely for 14 days if you had patronised the places during these periods:
• 4:30pm to 6:00pm on May 20 at NTUC FairPrice
• 5:30pm to 6:30pm on May 21 at Shokutsu Ten Japanese Food Street
The ministry added that they have already notified those who had been identified as close contacts of confirmed cases.
Patrons of the mall who visited these locations at the specified date and time should see a doctor promptly and inform them of their exposure history, should they develop symptoms of acute respiratory infection (such as cough, sore throat and runny nose), as well as fever and loss of taste or smell.
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