Singapore eases most Covid-19 rules - no limit on group size, mask not mandatory at workplace


The sweeping changes are the most major since such measures were first introduced in 2020. - ST

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): There will no longer be limits to group sizes or workplace capacities here from next Tuesday (April 26), as Singapore announced a major easing of its remaining Covid-19 safety measures.

For the first time in more than two years, the Republic's disease outbreak response system condition, or Dorscon level, will also be stepped down from orange to yellow, in what Health Minister Ong Ye Kung called a major milestone in Singapore's pandemic journey.

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