Singapore on one-month stabilisation phase to slow down Covid-19 spread


Customers tap their Trace Together Safe Entry token to enter a market in Singapore, on Saturday, Sept. 25, 2021. Daily infection levels have been ticking higher since the Singaporean government signaled a shift in its Covid strategy, from wiping out all cases to accepting the virus is endemic. - Bloomberg

SINGAPORE, Sept 25 (Bernama): Singapore will be on Stabilisation Phase for one month from Monday (Sept 27) through Oct 24, 2021, to slow down community transmissions of the Covid-19 virus.

Under the phase, among others, work-from-home will be the default for employees who are able to do so; and permissible group sizes for social gatherings will be reduced to a maximum of two persons from a maximum of five persons.

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