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Singapore eases restrictions to allow groups of 10 from Mar 29; be prepared for more 'twists and turns', cautions PM Lee

Amala Balakrishner
Amala Balakrishner • 2 min read
Singapore eases restrictions to allow groups of 10 from Mar 29; be prepared for more 'twists and turns', cautions PM Lee
The number of employees who can return to workplaces will also increase to 75% from the current 50% cap
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In line with its move to treat Covid-19 as endemic, Singapore is set to further ease restrictions from Tuesday to allow more businesses and social activities to resume.

“With many of us already exposed to the virus and recovered, our population has stronger immunity. Crucially, our healthcare system remains resilient,” Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said in a speech on Mar 24.

Starting Mar 29, people will be allowed to gather socially in groups of up to 10 persons double the 5-person cap restriction that is currently in place.

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