1.3K views · 15 reactions | Persons can now use self-testing kits to conduct COVID-19 test at home, Minister of Health Dr Frank Anthony revealed on Wednesday. If tested positive, persons are required to report their results to the Ministry of Health, but there are concerns about how the government will monitor persons using self-testing kits. | News Room | Facebook

22K views · 83 reactions | Have you been issued a health risk warning or a health risk alert and are unsure of how to use an antigen rapid test? Here's a step-by-step guide on how to use it. Those who may have been exposed to the Covid-19 virus can collect their self-test kits at 100 vending machines across 56 locations in Singapore from today (Sept 18). | AsiaOne | Facebook

10K views · 595 reactions | You can now do the Antigen Rapid Test (ART) for COVID-19 at home. It’s quick and easy-to-do, just use the ART self-test kits that are available for sale now. However, do not self-test if you are unwell. Visit a Swab And Send Home (SASH) clinic immediately. For more information, visit go.gov.sg/selftestart | Health Promotion Board, Singapore | Facebook