A few of the remaining residents at Seletar Camp appear to be suffering from a mystery illness not unlike chikungunya. Sussex Gardens has been boarded up at one end, and that JTC has organised fogging.
Here’s to a speedy recovery for all those impacted by this difficult virus.
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This is worrying. Is it in the news? I was there today but didn’t get bitten.