Covid-19 Restrictions to Stand Down Even More From Next Week Onwards

Singapore will now have no limits on group sizes or workplace capacities from next Tuesday (April 26), as Singapore announced a major easing of its remaining Covid-19 safety measures.

This includes taking away SafeEntry and TraceTogether from most venues, optional mask wearing for people at work if they don't have to interact with people, and other things.

For the first time in more than two years, the Republic's disease outbreak response system condition, or Dorscon level, will also be stepped down from orange to yellow, in what Health Minister Ong Ye Kung called a major milestone in Singapore's pandemic journey. The Dorscon gives an indication of the disease outbreak situation and measures needed to control infections.

Travellers who are fully vaccinated against Covid-19 will no longer need to take any Covid-19 tests to enter Singapore from next Tuesday (April 26).

To learn more, please go https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/no-limit-on-group-size-masks-not-mandatory-at-workplaces-as-singapore-eases-most-covid-19-rules

Covid-19 Restrictions to Stand Down Even More From Next Week Onwards

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