Singapore to allow up to 5 to dine in from July 12


Restrictions could be eased further if the situation remains stable and at least half of the population has been fully vaccinated. - ST FILE

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): Larger groups of five people will be allowed to dine in at eateries from next Monday (July 12) as Singapore reopens further following an improvement in its Covid-19 situation.

Finance Minister Lawrence Wong announced on Wednesday that wedding receptions for up to 250 will also be allowed with pre-event testing, while gyms and fitness studios can conduct indoor sports and exercise classes for up to 50 people.

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