Singapore to ease more Covid-19 curbs as govt steps up vaccination programme


Office workers walk out for a lunch break at Raffles Place financial business district in Singapore on October 6, 2022. - AFP

SINGAPORE, Oct 8 (Bloomberg): Singapore will step up its vaccination programme as it further eases its Covid-related curbs, lifting restrictions on non-vaccinated individuals in restaurants and other venues.

The Ministry of Health said it will fully lift its vaccine-differentiated safe management measures, effective from Monday (Oct 10).

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