S'pore GE2020: Despite new normal, campaigning running smoothly


Lee Hsien Yang (left), the brother of Singapore's Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and a member of the opposition Progress Singapore Party gesturing to supporters during a walkabout ahead of the general election in Singapore on Sunday (July 5, 2020). - AFP

SINGAPORE, July 5 (Bernama): Singapore's People's Action Party (PAP), which is seeking to continue ruling the city-state, and 10 opposition parties are utilising all permissible platforms allowed in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic for their respective campaigns ahead of the republic's general election this Friday.

Campaigning has been running smoothly since nomination day on June 30 with all the candidates adhering to Covid-19 safe management measures strictly set by the authorities while doing their walkabouts and door-to door visits.

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