Singapore's Health Ministry confirmed four more cases of coronavirus on Sunday, including a Japanese national and two maids from Myanmar and the Philippines.
Three of the latest cases are from a cluster at Wizlearn Technologies in the Science Park hub within the residential and industrial region on the west coast.
The other is a 54-year-old Japanese national who was in Singapore on a work pass, reported the Channel News Asia. But the Japanese man had no recent travel history to China or the provinces of Daegu and Cheongdo.
Among the new cases is a 25-year-old maid from Myanmar, who was in the Indonesian island of Batam, closer to Singapore, from February 21-23.
Another is a 41-year-old Filipino woman, who is also on a work pass here but does not have any travel history to China.
The four latest cases take the number of people infected by COVID-19 to 106 in Singapore, 74 of whom have recovered. The ministry had confirmed four cases on Saturday.
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