1. Cluster 241163: Contact tracing of a 33-year-old male expatriate who tested positive through random testing revealed 16 positive cases among co-workers living in 3 separate accommodations. All who tested positive had direct contact with the index case.
2. Cluster 245123: A 58-year-old male expatriate who tested positive after developing symptoms revealed 10 family-related positive cases across 5 different households.  The cases detected had direct contact with the index case and include his children, sister, granddaughter, and daughter-in-law, all of whom had direct contact with the index case.  Further contact tracing of his daughter-in-law revealed her mother as a positive case of secondary infection.  This cluster resulted in a total of 11 positive cases.
3. Cluster 247370: Contact tracing of a 31-year-old female citizen who tested positive after developing symptoms revealed 10 positive cases from 4 different households.  The cases detected are family related and include the index case’s children, sisters, niece and other relatives, all of whom had direct contact with the index case.
4. Cluster 239079: Contact tracing of a 20-year-old female citizen who tested positive after developing symptoms revealed 9 positive cases across 2 different households.  The cases detected are family related and include the index case’s mother, siblings, niece and sister-in-law, all of whom had direct contact with the index case.
5. Cluster 243791: A symptomatic 22-year-old male citizen revealed 8 positive cases from 3 different households, all of whom had direct contact with the index case.  The cases detected are family-related and include the index case’s sister, nieces, nephews and sister-in-law. 
6. Cluster 236453: A 7-year-old female citizen who was confirmed positive revealed 7 family-related positive cases across 2 different households.  The cases detected had direct contact with the index case and include her mother, brother, grandparents and aunts.

MINISTRY OF HEALTH
17 Jun 2021