Cinemas tighten capacity to comply with Covid-19 rules; 16 new virus cases, only one local case


Patrons checking into Cathay cinema at JEM on Oct 31,2020. Cinema operators have said they will be limiting seating to 100 people. - The Straits Times/ANN

SINGAPORE, May 5 (The Straits Times/ANN): Cinemas in Singapore will further limit seat capacities to comply with the new Covid-19 measures announced this week.

A check by The Straits Times with cinema operators found that they will limit seating to a maximum of 100 per hall. This allows for screenings to be run without the need for pre-event testing, which kicks in at screenings with more than 100 attendees, up to a maximum of 250 attendees.

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