Children wearing protective face masks sanitise their hands as they attend preschool classes at St James' Church Kindergarten as schools reopen amid the coronavirus disease outbreak in Singapore on Tuesdsay (June 2). - Reuters
SINGAPORE (dpa): Singapore on Tuesday (June 2) began allowing activities that "do not pose high risk of transmission" to resume after two months of lockdown, despite reporting the second-highest number of Covid-19 (coronavirus) cases in East Asia.
Some offices and factories resumed operations, children went back to school, while places of worship began to open their doors.
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