Group sizes for dine-in groups, daily household visits to remain at 5 people for Chinese New Year: MOH

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Lareina

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dun think everyone will follow.
might have those that still bring in over 5 visitors and thinking they won't get caught
 

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If it’s enough for PM Lee, it’s enough for us sinkies.

Don’t think his siblings will go his house Bai Nian.
 

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countdown with 100pax is allowed as long as everyone is not wearing masks and are non-singaporeans.
 

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From Dec 2020

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapore/phase-3-covid-19-singapore-reopening-dec-28-pm-lee-478461



The long-awaited Phase 3 of Singapore’s reopening will start on Dec 28, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong announced on Monday (Dec 14).

Social gatherings of up to eight people will be allowed in public, up from five currently. Similarly, households can receive up to eight visitors.

“So eight people can dine out together, or visit someone’s home. This will make it easier to hold family get-togethers during the festive period,” said Mr Lee in a televised address to the nation.



Seems like ages ago~
Happier times~
 

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SINGAPORE: There will be no change to current safe management measures during the Chinese New Year period, with the maximum group size allowed for social gatherings to remain at five people.

Similarly, the maximum number of unique visitors allowed for each household will also remain at five people per day, said the Ministry of Health (MOH) on Friday (Jan 21).

"Individuals may wish to take an (antigen rapid test) in advance of such gatherings, particularly if there will be elderly or unvaccinated family members present," it said in a press release.

Prevailing rules at food and beverage establishments will continue to apply, which include reunion dinners or other Chinese New Year meals at these places.

Dine-in sizes remain capped at five people a group and multiple table bookings exceeding this are not allowed, except for those from the same household.

Large-scale events, including religious processions or dinner banquets, will "continue to be disallowed to avoid super spreading events", said MOH.

Company-organised meals or "tuan bai" are also not allowed.

"Our high vaccination and booster rates give us confidence that we will be able to mitigate the impact of the Omicron wave on our society and economy.

"We seek everyone’s cooperation to uphold the prevailing safe management measures especially during the CNY period," said the Health Ministry.

During a multi-ministry task force press conference on Friday, Trade and Industry Minister Gan Kim Yong said the number of Omicron cases in Singapore has "increased rapidly, especially over the last few days".

"The Ministry of Health can ascertain about 70 per cent of daily cases to be Omicron, but in reality, the proportion is likely to be higher, perhaps close to 90 per cent or more," he said.

Although most of the Omicron cases in Singapore were mild, Mr Gan reminded members of the public to be vigilant during the festive period.

"The safe management measures we have put in place will help to lower the risk of transmission and reduce the stress on our healthcare system," he said.

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/sin...w-year-dine-social-gathering-covid-19-2450431
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