Omicron in Singapore means home isolation and self-testing ‘without anyone checking on you’ – Asia – South China Morning Post
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When Nathanael Yau tested positive for Covid-19 two weeks ago in Singapore using a home rapid antigen test kit, referred to as ART, the 30-year-old knew he would need to cancel all activities outside and immediately self-isolate.With 88 per cent of the population having had two shots of a Covid-19 vaccine and 56 per cent receiving a booster, since October 11, patients with mild or no symptoms have been told to recover at home. This is to free up health care capacity as the country transitions…Read More
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