Purposely sitting or standing less than 1m apart might get you jailed or fined?!
Channel NewsAsia - SG·2020-03-27 09:23
Safe distancing measures are seen at Chinatown Point shopping mall.
SINGAPORE: Individuals, event organisers and owners of premises who break rules meant to curb the spread of COVID-19 in Singapore could face jail terms and fines under new regulations that came into effect at 11.59pm on Thursday (Mar 26).
Those who breach their stay-home notice will also face similar penalties.
The regulations, which come under the Infectious Diseases Act, will give legal force to the safe-distancing measures announced by the COVID-19 Multi-Ministry Taskforce, and provide "enhanced enforcement" for breaches of the stay-home notice, the Ministry of Health (MOH) said in a press release.
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Shawn Wong1098 31/03/2020
I think opposition can do better then pap
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nordin noh 31/03/2020
The sign should change to "Please keep a social distance of 3 steps away if you are not within family members" as it confused people who family goes out together.
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shadowvking 30/03/2020
Wtf our government now 1 metre or 3 metre also want to fine or jail term ? Where is our freedom now ? SEE ! U all so call your elderly pioneers all are bastards vote for PAP if I get to vote I sure vote opposition
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Kwok Hing Yuen 29/03/2020
Better follow then sorry & get fine
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BurnFireBurn 31/03/2020
i see policenen walking together less than 1m all the time mah. plse educate your mindless servants 1st before you do enforcement on us taxpayers we are your bosses
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