In a televised speech by PM Lee on 12 Mar, it is confirmed that Singapore’s DORSCON level will not turn red.
Though so, we will be introducing more stringent policies to contain Covid-19 in Singapore.
In a press conference on 13 Mar, the Ministry of Health (MOH) advises owners of public facilities and spaces to put in place precautionary measures to minimise contact between Singaporeans.
Such places including dining areas, cinemas, and gyms that might start limiting crowds in days to come.
With 187 Covid-19 cases in Singapore as of 12 Mar, we need to exercise tighter control of human traffic in crowded space.
To reduce interaction between people, MOH is putting in place measures to reduce close contact by patrons and customers, as much as possible. These include:
This social distancing concept might aid in curbing the spread of the virus.
MOH noted that the above advisories are subjected to further review based on the situation worldwide.
MOH also advises employers are advised to put in place measures to reduce close contact where feasible.
For example, employers should start:
These measures are put in place to better protect Singaporeans.
Even though these new regulations might sound dreadful, we need to remain open-minded to these upcoming changes.
As the scale of the pandemic grows by the day, all the more do we need to stay alert.
Hence, we hope that Singaporeans will remain cooperative in public spaces.
Featured image adapted from AFP.
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