NRIC or Singpass App to be Used for People to Dine In Groups of 5
If you live in a place that’s different from the address on your NRIC, there’s actually a penalty of a fine of up to $5,000 or imprisonment of up to five years, or both, if you’ve moved into the new place for more than 28 days.
But now, there’s one more penalty: you can’t dine out with your household members in groups of five even if all of you live together and are vaccinated, because the authorities have spoken: NRIC or Singpass is used to check whether it’s a household group.
……Read full article on Goody Feed Singapore
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I am Gròót 15/11/2021
We feel that we are under communist rule... don't we? They say Left, you better don't stray Right. You will be penalized and worst case scenario kenna sue jialut jialut. There's no leniency shown to locals unless you are member of the Elites. FTs will be given chances bcos they affiliated. Don't compare eventhough we are same same. But treated very differently.
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