SINGAPORE — From Monday (July 17), each household in Singapore will receive six antigen rapid test (ART) kits, said the Ministry of Health (MOH) on Sunday.
The distribution will last until Sept 30 and the kits will be drawn from the national stockpile which was built to mitigate supply chain disruptions and sudden surges in usage, MOH added in a press release.
"Many also take overseas vacations during this period and the kits will help families to take additional precautions where needed." It added that people who test positive with an ART test"should regard themselves as being infected with Covid-19". "If there is a need to go out while symptomatic, they should wear a mask when leaving home, minimise social interactions and avoid crowded places," said MOH.
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