SINGAPORE - When Ms H left Singapore for Wuhan earlier this month, she had seen it as a special Chinese New Year reunion with her extended family there, some of whom had yet to meet her son, who is only a few months old.
She is a Singapore permanent resident and Chinese national, and with her Singaporean husband, had planned to spend about three weeks in Wuhan before returning to Singapore on Jan 24.
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