Pregnant S'porean mum and family thankful to be alive after dream holiday turned into Covid-19 nightmare


Celine Ng-Chan (right) with her daughter Aldrina and her mother Choy Wai Chee. - The Straits Times/ANN

SINGAPORE, Sept 26 (The Straits Times/ANN): A dream holiday to Europe that a family had planned for six months turned out to be a nightmare which they are grateful to have survived.

Three days after the Ng-Chans returned on March 21, having cancelled two stops because of the looming pandemic, three family members fell ill with Covid-19.

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