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Singapore to ease Covid-19 restrictions from Apr 5 but 'don't get too excited' says Wong

Amala Balakrishner
Amala Balakrishner • 4 min read
Singapore to ease Covid-19 restrictions from Apr 5 but 'don't get too excited' says Wong
Singapore’s restrictions are being eased in a “controlled, deliberate and steady manner”, says Minister Lawrence Wong.
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Movement restrictions in Singapore will ease further come April 5 as the spread of Covid-19 infections within the community has remained low in the past month, averaging at around two per week.

As at 12pm on Mar 24, Singapore reported 15 infections of Covid-19, with all the cases being imported. This brings the total Covid-19 case count here to 60,236.

Starting April 5, 75% of the employees – who are presently able to work from home – can now be at the workplace at any one time. This is up from the current 50% cap.

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