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SINGAPORE - After tighter Covid-19 restrictions were announced last week, Kong Meng San Phor Kark See Monastery called up worshippers who had booked one-hour slots to get them to postpone or cancel their visits. As with other places of worship, the maximum capacity at the monastery in Bright Hill Road had been reduced to 100 people from Saturday (May 8) to May 30, down from 250. A spokesman for the monastery told The Straits Times that it was communicating with devotees and the public through its website, social media platforms and electronic newsletter, adding that walk-ins are "strictly no...

Covid measures to be tightened in Singapore during May May 05, 2021 The Multi-Ministry Taskforce (MTF) has been closely monitoring the local and global COVID-19 situation. Several countries continue to experience a resurgence of cases and the emergence of new virus variants which have also been found in Singapore. The number of locally transmitted COVID-19 cases and unlinked community cases has also continued to increase, signalling undetected community transmissions that could rapidly escalate into another major outbreak if not adequately contained in a timely manner. Border measures will be...

COVID-19: Pre-schools to further restrict visitor entry, mixing of children and staff Toggle share menu Advertisement COVID-19: Pre-schools to further restrict visitor entry, mixing of children and staff Pre-schools and early intervention centres will tighten visitor admissions, allowing only those needed to support operations and perform necessary functions, and parents accompanying newly enrolled children to enter. Alif Amsyar reports. 2 related media assets (image or videos) available. Click to see the gallery. 05 May ...

Singapore returns to tighter COVID-19 measures: What's allowed under the new rules? Toggle share menu Advertisement Pedestrians donning face masks crossing a road. (File photo: Calvin Oh) 08 May 2021 10:45AM) Share this content Bookmark SINGAPORE: With the recent rise in COVID-19 cases in the community, Singapore has announced tighter measures for about three weeks from Saturday (May 8) to curb the spread of infection. Places that are considered high-risk, such as indoor gyms and fitness studios, will have to close unless they offer low-intensity activities, w...

TraceTogether-only SafeEntry: 7 things you need to know Toggle share menu Advertisement TraceTogether-only SafeEntry: 7 things you need to know TraceTogether tokens are seen before being distributed to residents at Jalan Besar Community Club in Singapore, Sep 14, 2020. (Photo: Reuters/Edgar Su) 22 Apr 2021 03:00PM) Share this content Bookmark SINGAPORE: TraceTogether-only SafeEntry will be mandatory at all higher-risk venues such as shopping malls, workplaces, schools and restaurants from Jun 1.  Other modes of SafeEntry check-in, such as using the Singpass a...