UPDATE (8 Apr, 3.52pm): Daiso announced that all Daiso and THREEPPY stores will be required to close temporarily from 7 Apr-4 May.
They apologised for their earlier notice stating that some stores will remain open during the ‘Circuit Breaker’ period.
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As the enhanced ‘Circuit Breaker’ measures kick in, many Singaporeans might bemoan the fact they can no longer visit their favourite ‘non-essential‘ shops at the mall.
Daiso, Singaporeans’ go-to store for household items, was among those that initially had to close.
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They announced on Tuesday (7 Apr) that all outlets will undergo temporary closure from 7 Apr-4 May.
However, Daiso fans can now rejoice.
The $2 megastore announced a day later that they’ve received permission to continue operating 5 of its 22 outlets islandwide.
According to their update, the 5 outlets that will remain open during this period are:
They will open from 10am-7pm daily.
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For safety reasons, customers are advised to put on masks when visiting the stores.
They should also adhere to safe distancing measures and observe good personal hygiene.
Although this is great news for customers, we hope that they do not see this as a chance to meet up and hang out.
This could potentially thwart the government’s efforts to contain the outbreak and may cause the ‘Circuit Breaker’ social distancing window to be extended.
If there’s an essential item that you need urgently, go ahead and buy it. Otherwise, stay home and stay safe.
Featured image adapted from CapitaLand.
The items covered the entire expanse of the corridor.
It never hurts to be prepared if you’re travelling to earthquake-prone regions.
SIA had offered 10,000 KrisFlyer miles each, but they turned down the offer.
Customers praised the stall for having good food at a cheap price.
Some felt that the dish was cruel while others expressed their disgust.
Employees were reportedly terminated after they repaid their inelgible claims.