Short-term visitors in Singapore must pay for Covid-19 treatment
10 new confirmed cases on Monday; two of the three imported cases involved foreign visitors
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FOREIGNERS who are on short-term visit pass have had to pay for their Covid-19 treatment in Singapore from March 7, the Ministry of Health (MOH) said on Monday.
This comes as the ministry reported 10 new confirmed cases, including three imported cases, two of which involved foreign visitors.
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