Debated in Parliament on 3 Feb 2020.
Mr Desmond Choo asked the Minister for Health in view of the escalating Wuhan pneumonia situation in the China (a) how susceptible is Singapore; (b) whether there are suspected cases in Singapore; and (c) what are the measures put in place or are being considered in the event the situation worsens.
Mr Melvin Yong Yik Chye asked the Minister for Health with regard to the Wuhan virus (a) what is the condition of the suspected patients in Singapore so far; (b) whether the Ministry will be issuing an advisory on travel restrictions for Singaporeans travelling to affected cities; and (c) whether a multi-agency taskforce will be formed to look into the containment and management of the virus spread in Singapore.
Ms Tin Pei Ling asked the Minister for Health (a) what is Singapore’s response to the Wuhan pneumonia outbreak; and (b) what actions are taken to contain the spread to, and among, Singaporeans.
Mr Pritam Singh asked the Minister for Health and what can citizens do to help support the Ministry’s efforts.
Ms Rahayu Mahzam asked the Minister for Health (a) what are the measures in place to prevent the entry and spread of the Wuhan virus in Singapore, aside from the temperature screening at the airport; and (b) whether there is an emergency response plan to handle the possible emergence of a Wuhan virus outbreak in Singapore.
Mr Liang Eng Hwa asked the Minister for Health (a) whether he can provide the latest update on the Wuhan virus situation; (b) what are the stepped-up precautionary measures taken; and (c) how are our contingency preparations and readiness for the possible scenarios ahead.
I understand Question Nos 1 to 6 will be answered via the Ministerial Statement?
Mr Speaker, yes, Question Nos 1 to 6 will be answered in the Ministerial Statement.
All right. Let us proceed to Question No 7.
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