Singaporean SARS patient discharged from hospital

Home>>World

Last updated at: (Beijing Time) Wednesday, September 17, 2003

Singaporean SARS patient discharged from hospital

The 27-year-old Singaporean SARS patient has been discharged from hospital, Singapore's Health Ministry said on Tuesday.

DISCUSSION

CHINESE

SEND TO FRIEND

The 27-year-old Singaporean SARS patient has been discharged from hospital, Singapore's Health Ministry said on Tuesday.

The ministry said the patient, who tested positive for the SARS disease about a week ago, is placed on a 14-day home quarantine order.

It said that investigation is still going on to determine the source of the infection.

This is Singapore's first SARS case since it was declared free of the disease on May 31.

Questions?Comments? Click here

Singapore Confirms SARS Case, Quarantines 25 People

WHO Official Views Singapore SARS Case as Isolated One

Reappearance of SARS Highly Possible: Expert

China Sets to Put Brakes on Auto Industry ( 2 Messages)

Chinese Scientist Appeals for Checking Academic Corruption ( 2 Messages)

Think about the 2nd Anniversary of '9.11': Viewpoint ( 8 Messages)

High-tech Expo: Precious Chances for Investments ( 2 Messages)

Chinese Top Economists Denounce RMB Appreciation ( 2 Messages)