SINGAPORE - Some 2,400 foreigners in Singapore were found to be HIV-positive in the last seven years, a number that is consistent with earlier trends.
They are a mix of those who wanted to work here but were found to have the infection upon mandatory checks; those already working here and were later found to have the infection; as well as family members of foreign professionals here.
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