Singapore to scrap most Covid-19 restrictions from Tuesday (April 26)


SINGAPORE, April 24 (Vietnam News/ANN): Singapore will remove most of the remaining Covid-19 restrictions from April 26 and ease its entry requirements for travellers as the city-state has seen a decline in new daily infections, the Ministry of Health shas announced.

The measures include removing limits on group sizes and allowing the full return of employees to workplaces, while lowering the South-East Asian financial hub's alert level for the first time since the pandemic started.

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