Already, Singapore had announced relief measures in Budget 2020 on Feb 18 and the supplementary “Resilience Budget” on March 26, which served to inject a much-needed boost into the city state’s ailing sectors, including aviation, tourism and hospitality.
SINGAPORE (Apr 5): Businesses and households can look forward to another slate of relief measures that will be “over and above” the $55 billion already doled out to help Singapore weather the Covid-19 storm.
Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Heng Swee Keat will unveil this third round of relief measures when Parliament sits on Monday.
