If you’ve yet to make wearing masks a habit when going out, that’s probably not the wisest choice now.
From Sunday (12 Apr), you are required to wear a mask when you’re visiting:
Authorities will send you in the opposite direction if you’re caught not wearing one when trying to enter.
In a media release from Enterprise Singapore (ESG) and Singapore Tourism Board (STB) on Saturday (11 Apr), wearing masks are now mandatory if you’re visiting the aforementioned retail premises.
This is so that everyone can protect the health and well-being of themselves, and of other patrons and staff too.
Following this tightened requirement, here are some recommendations by ESG and STB on how to keep safe:
In case you didn’t know, you can now virtually monitor crowd levels in supermarkets and shopping malls using Space Out website here.
Since authorities have observed many people aren’t taking social distancing as seriously, it’s no surprise that a new round of stricter rules are being implemented.
They’re stepping up enforcement efforts, which means we should also do more by practising social distancing and being socially responsible.
If you lack masks, do remember you can collect reusable ones from your nearest Community Clubs (CCs). Tomorrow is the last day, so you better hurry.
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Featured image adapted from The Myanmar Times.
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