Singapore has apologised to 357 COVID-19 patients who received an erroneous text message saying they had tested positive again.
The health ministry, in a statement, blamed an IT glitch for the mistake and apologised "for any inconvenience and anxiety caused".
It added that the recipients had been alerted within hours.
So far, the country has recored over 28,000 cases and 22 deaths.
Bomb threats on flights cause disruption in Europe, no devices found
At least seven flights in Europe received bomb threats on Tuesday, causing disruption at airports although no devices were discovered.
Greenland parliament ratifies security deal agreed with Trump
Greenland's parliament on Tuesday ratified the Arctic island's security agreement struck earlier this year with US President Donald Trump, although some opposition party members questioned the deal's economic value.
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Kenya discharges five Ebola patients, no new cases reported
Kenya on Tuesday discharged five Ebola patients from hospital after laboratory tests confirmed they had cleared the virus.
Bomb threats reported on two passenger planes to Warsaw, both land
A passenger plane from London made an unscheduled landing at Warsaw-Modlin airport in Poland after a bomb threat alert on Tuesday, forcing the airport to close, and another plane from Copenhagen was being checked at Warsaw-Chopin airport.
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