If you have mild acute respiratory infection, you should recover at home with appropriate infection prevention control measures.
If you are unwell, but need to leave your home, please adopt all the following precautions:
- Always wear a mask.
- Avoid crowded places, including hospitals and nursing homes.
- Avoid contact with vulnerable persons such as the elderly.
If you have severe, prolonged, or worsening ARI symptoms, you should seek medical help.
- Medically vulnerable persons (i.e. seniors and those with chronic medical conditions) that have ARI symptoms, as well as persons with severe, prolonged or worsening ARI symptoms, should see a doctor. The updated advisory for persons who are at increased risk of severe COVID-19 can be found at this link.
- Persons with mild ARI symptoms should stay at home until symptoms resolve.
If you test positive with an ART test, you should regard yourself as being infected with COVID-19.
- Avoid close contact with others while still symptomatic. You may return to normal activities when your symptoms resolve.
If you have a need to go out while symptomatic, please exercise social responsibility to avoid infecting others
- Wear a mask, minimise your social interactions and avoid crowded places, do not visit vulnerable settings such as hospitals and nursing homes, and avoid contact with vulnerable persons, such as the elderly.

If my child/ward was recently infected with COVID-19, when should he/she take the vaccine?

Could my child/ward use different types of vaccine?