CNRS@ASEAN

Access to non-essential workplaces is suspended for one month. These include institutions of higher learning and schools. Telecommuting measures must therefore be in place to compensate for the suspension of such access.
Only workplaces in essential economic sectors (transport, health, hygiene, telecommunications) can remain open : supermarkets, pharmacies, hospitals, opticians, take-away catering, hairdressers, transport and telecommunications).

It is still recommended to adopt the right hygiene measures and to respect safe distancing measures.

It is now advisable to wear a mask when going out, to help protect others.

Source : Straits Times

Details will follow soon, in summary :

For workplaces - from 7 Apr
✔️ Remain open :
- Essential services : Food outlets, markets, supermarkets, clinics, hospitals, utilities, transport, key banking services
- Economic sectors : strategic or part of global supply chain (2/4)

— Singapore Government (@govsingapore) April 3, 2020

COVID-19 : Suspension of non-essential workplaces (7 Apr-4 May)

✅Essential services/key economic sectors to remain open
- Including supermarkets, pharmacies, F&B outlets, services for daily living (eg. petrol stations, hairdressers, opticians) transport and telecommunications

— Singapore Government (@govsingapore) April 3, 2020

For everyone
- Stay at home, as much as possible
- Avoid socialising beyond immediate family, especially elderly & vulnerable
- Go out only for essentials : eg buy food back, exercise at parks at safe distance#SGUnited (4/4)

— Singapore Government (@govsingapore) April 3, 2020

[Sent by https://t.co/uVMhDOYv6J – 4 Apr]

COVID-19 : Essential services will remain open

These measures will be in place from 7 Apr till 4 May (but may be extended if necessary)

— Singapore Government (@govsingapore) April 4, 2020