Covid-19 restrictions are now minimal and Singaporeans have largely returned to their ordinary lives.
But one thing that has stayed since the beginning of the pandemic has been wearing masks. While we don’t have to don them in most spaces anymore, commuters on public transport still do.
To keep us well supplied, Tower Transit Singapore is giving out free masks at four bus interchanges around Singapore.
And it isn’t just any mask — they are handing out the highly raved-about Uniqlo AIRism masks.
Partnering up with Uniqlo, Tower Transit Singapore is giving away 75,000 AIRism masks to commuters as well as frontliners.
Source: Tower Transit Singapore on Facebook
Collection of the free masks can be done at the following bus interchanges:
Masks will be available in both adult and children’s sizes, so kiddos can get theirs too.
The event started on Wednesday (30 Nov).
To kick things off, Minister of State for Home Affairs and National Development Muhammad Faishal Ibrahim, Uniqlo CEO Yuki Yamada, and Tower Transit managing director Winston Toh handed out masks to commuters at Yishun Bus Interchange.
Source: Tower Transit Singapore on Facebook
If you’re looking to get your hands on a pack of the free masks, simply approach the Passenger Service Office at any of the four designated bus interchanges.
But you might want to hurry as the masks are only available while stocks last.
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Featured image adapted from Tower Transit Singapore on Facebook.
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