This is truly Bizare: If you look at the John Hopkins dashboard...

This is truly Bizare:

If you look at the John Hopkins dashboard it shows confirmed cases for Singapore as 89;

Source: https://gisanddata.maps.arcgis.com/...ml#/bda7594740fd40299423467b48e9ecf6[/BCOLOR]

You can get details on these 89 cases at the following site:

Source: https://experience.arcgis.com/experience/7e30edc490a5441a874f9efe67bd8b89

I have gone through and looked at the 89 cases. The following is a detailed breakdown of the cases by age category:

age...…………...No

0 - 2...…………...3
3 - 23...…………..1
24 - 30...……..…12
31 - 40...………..27
41 - 50...………..16
51 - 60...………...21
61 - 70...……….. 5
70+...……………...4

Total,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,89

Only one case between the ages of 2 and 24. There must be an explanation.

It appears the 89 cases Singapore reports are just the hospitalised cases.

Are people age 3 to 23 immune to the virus?
Are there other people in the community with the virus not hospitalised?
Are these people under quarantine?
How do you place someone under quarantine without testing them to confirm they have the virus?

Regards

SP