Vietnamese women index case from KTV cluster had entered Singapore via familial ties lane


SINGAPORE, July 17 (Bernama): The first case linked to the KTV cluster, so far the second largest active Covid-19 cluster in Singapore, is a Vietnamese woman who entered the republic in February 2021 via the Familial Ties Lane that facilitates the entry of foreigners with intimate ties here.

The Short-Term Visit Pass holder is sponsored by a Singapore Citizen who is her boyfriend, according to a joint statement by the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA) and Ministry of Manpower (MOM) today.

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