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HOT PORT NEWS from GAC Revision of number of persons onboard pleasure craft Monday, May 10, 2021, Singapore This Port Marine Circular updates the number of persons allowed onboard pleasure craft from 8 May to 30 May 2021. All pleasure craft operators, owners and masters are reminded to ensure that they comply with the measures stipulated in the COVID-19 (Temporary Measures) (Control Order) Regulations 2020, and implement these measures in relation to persons boarding and on the craft. These measures include implementing contact tracing procedures such as TraceTogether-only SafeEntry (TT-only ...

The Supreme Court has once again rapped the Centre as to why it did not consider granting compulsory licences to pharma companies for manufacture of drugs

Protocols and Curfew Extended Until May The COVID-19 Prevention and Control Order has been extended until May 16th 2021. The continuation of the State of Emergency will see a restriction on social activities which includes a ban on mass crowd event, competitive or high contact sporting activity, including in-door and out-door training and local competitions. There is still a ban on social events (beach parties, picnics, river limes(party), birthday celebration, retirement celebration) with the exception of activities with ten people or less of an immediate family with no loud music. Day and N...

Longer tours, larger tour groups to be allowed from Apr 14 Toggle share menu Advertisement Longer tours, larger tour groups to be allowed from Apr 14 A cycling tour organised by Let's Go Tours in Singapore. (File photo: Marcus Mark Ramos) 13 Apr 2021 10:20AM) Share this content Bookmark SINGAPORE: Local walking, kayaking and cycling tours can take groups of up to 50 people, an increase from the previous limit of 20, starting from Wednesday (Apr 14). Tours will also no longer be limited to eight hours, said the Singapore Tourism Board (STB) on Monday. Advertis...

Enforcement Operation Against Unlicensed Public Entertainment Outlets