CPF service centre in Bishan closes temporarily due to Covid-19 case
A file photo of the CPF Bishan service centre.
SINGAPORE — The Central Provident Fund (CPF) Board's Bishan service centre has been temporarily closed for disinfection, the CPF Board said on Monday (March 30).
The board was informed on Sunday night that a CPF member who visited the centre on March 23 at around noon had tested positive for the novel coronavirus.
The centre will be closed for "thorough disinfection" as a precaution, said the CPF Board in a Facebook post.
It will reopen on Wednesday.
Members with appointments on Monday and Tuesday will be contacted to reschedule their appointments.
Since the onset of Covid-19 in Singapore cleaning of all CPF service centres has been stepped up, added the CPF Board.
It urged members to use its digital services via the CPF website or myCPF app.
Service centres at Maxwell, Jurong, Woodlands and Tampines all remain open.
As of Sunday, 844 people have tested positive for Covid-19 in Singapore.
Three people have died — a 75-year-old Singaporean woman, a 64-year-old Indonesian man and a 70-year-old Singaporean man. CNA
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