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Singapore News - Covid-19 measures have been broadly eased since April 26 such that SafeEntry check-ins are no longer needed at most places. But the public should not throw away the TraceTogether tokens used to check in at venues. Similarly, lawyers say businesses should not... Read more at www.tnp.sg

The safest thing to do is to hold on to the tokens and SafeEntry Gateway boxes for now.   . Read more at straitstimes.com.

Singapore News - A retiree, who was unvaccinated at the time, used another man's TraceTogether app to enter a Sentosa bar last year amid the Covid-19 outbreak. Utheyakumar Nallathamby, 65, admitted to a cheating by personation charge on Wednesday (April 27) and was sentenced to five days'... Read more at www.tnp.sg

The SafeEntry Business app looks set to be more common from Oct. 13 onwards.

Restaurant owners and chefs also welcome the clearer rules for dining in.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

July 27, 2021 A Smart Nation Ambassador assisting the change of a TraceTogether token from the vending machine. The Straits Times/Khalid Baba SINGAPORE - Faulty TraceTogether tokens can be replaced at vending machines that will be rolled out to more than 100 community centres and selected malls over the coming months from Monday (July 26). The first two machines were deployed at the shopping malls Nex in Serangoon and Sun Plaza in Sembawang on Monday, as part of a programme to complement the t...

SINGAPORE - It is not necessary to do a SafeEntry check-out when a person leaves a location. This will make life easier for the public and venue operators and will not hinder contact tracing, noted the Smart Nation and Digital Government Office (SNDGO). The office said last week that check-out data helps determine how long a Covid-19 case had stayed at a particular venue. While checking out is encouraged, it is not mandatory, even when SafeEntry check-ins using the TraceTogether app or token be...

SINGAPORE - Hair salon Tresses Studio in Ghim Moh and many other businesses are set for customers to check in using only TraceTogether when it becomes compulsory for contact tracing from Monday (May 17). The salon has already installed a SafeEntry Gateway Box, a new device that allows visitors to do a SafeEntry check-in at the entrance by tapping the TraceTogether token or a phone app against the box. This is ahead of the June 15 deadline for more public venues to have the gateway system in pla...

Enhanced precautionary measures for religious organisations under tightened COVID-19 measures Toggle share menu Advertisement File photo of a woman praying. (Photo: Pexels) 05 May 2021 08:50PM) Share this content Bookmark SINGAPORE: People fully vaccinated against COVID-19 and those who produce an exemption notice will be able to take part in worship services with more than 100 people without pre-event testing. The Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth (MCCY) ...

SINGAPORE - From May 17, all visitors to places that need SafeEntry - such as malls, eateries, offices, schools and places of worship - must use either the TraceTogether app or token to check in for contact tracing. The date for this compulsory TraceTogether-only SafeEntry check-in was brought forward by about two weeks from the previously announced June 1, the Government said on Tuesday (May 4). Here are some answers to questions about TraceTogether. Q: Why is a TraceTogether check-in needed...