Singapore reports 13 new coronavirus cases including Singapore Airlines crew


SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore reported 13 new coronavirus infections on Friday, its biggest daily jump that included a cabin crew member from Singapore Airlines and took the city-state's total infections to 130.

The 47-year old male cabin crew had been in South Africa in mid-February and France in early March, but health authorities said he had not gone to work since the onset of symptoms.

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