SINGAPORE — A new hostel-type accommodation will be provided for foreign healthcare workers who are new to Singapore and employed by public healthcare institutions, said the Ministry of Health (MOH) and MOH Holdings in a joint press release on Monday (Aug 7).
The sites, which were previously student hostels, schools or workers’ dormitories, can accommodate a total of about 1,800 occupants.
MOH and MOH Holdings will be monitoring the use of the facilities at the five sites before assessing the need to develop 11 other potential sites.
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