SINGAPORE: A hotel concierge at Fullerton Hotel was given medical leave for five days after reporting a cough and runny nose, but failed to stay at home as instructed. Instead of staying at home, Prabu Rajendran went to stay over with a friend and later took a cab home without a mask, falling asleep in the vehicle and getting arrested after tussling with police officers. He was later found to have flouted conditions of his five-day medical certificate while filling up a health declaration at the police station. The 28-year-old man was given two weeks' jail on Wednesday (May 5) for one charge of failing to stay home for five days while on medical leave for acute respiratory symptoms. The court heard that Prabu reported to work at Fullerton Hotel at about 1pm on Apr 2, 2020. As he felt feverish, he told his supervisor of his condition and was told to see a doctor. He left the hotel and went to Raffles Medical Clinic in Raffles Place, where he told a doctor that he had a cough ... » Learn More about Hotel concierge on medical leave for symptoms related to COVID-19 left home to see friend, gets jail