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Report of novel coronavirus cases in Singapore is FALSE

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Senior Moderator
The sad thing is that the title of the false report should have been a clue, at least to those of us who follow Flublogia:

Published Date: 2012-11-29 12:50:23
Subject: PRO/AH/EDR> Novel coronavirus - Saudi Arabia (19): Singapore: NOT
Archive Number: 20121129.1430397

NOVEL CORONAVIRUS - SINGAPORE: NOT
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International Society for Infectious Diseases
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Date: Thu 29 Nov 2012
From: Joanne Tay <Joanne_TAY@moh.gov.sg> [edited]


MOH Singapore's Notice
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The Ministry of Health Singapore would like to clarify that there are no cases of novel coronavirus in Singapore, as erroneously reported in the press release titled "Five New Cases of SARS-like Virus Bring Total to Seven, Prompting Calls for Immediate Trials of New Synthetic Replikin Vaccine SARS2012" (distributed by PR Newslink and eReleases).

Please refer to the MOH Singapore website at http://www.moh.gov.sg/content/moh_web/home.html for official updates on the current situation.

--
Dr Joanne Tay
Deputy Director
Surveillance and Response Branch
Communicable Diseases Division
Ministry of Health Singapore
<Joanne_TAY@moh.gov.sg>

[ProMED-mail thanks Dr Tay and the Singapore MOH for this clarification of an erroneous media report. - Mod.LM]
 
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