Coronavirus fears prompt Singapore couple to host their own wedding banquet via livestream


Packs of free face masks for residents seen at a distribution centre in Singapore. Coronavirus fears have prompted a couple in Singapore to host their own wedding banquet via a livestreaming session from a hotel room. — AFP

A couple in Singapore hosted a hotel wedding banquet for 110 people recently via a livestream after their guests raised concerns over coronavirus, according to a report by BBC.

Joseph Yew and his wife Kang Ting has just returned from a holiday in China when they learned that their guests had expressed some worries about attending their wedding dinner due to fears of possibly contracting coronavirus.

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