Editor's letter: Delivering with your support
Dear subscriber,
Thank you for reading The Business Times, and I hope all of you are staying well.
As we face an unprecedented threat to lives and livelihood, Singapore will enter a new phase in the fight against Covid-19 this week by requiring everyone to stay at home except those working in essential services or key economic sectors.
BT, as a provider of essential news services, will continue reporting the fight against Covid-19, and its impact on the economy, business and workers.
But we face a challenge in fulfilling our normal newspaper delivery schedules. Many of our delivery workers have not been able to turn up for work due to the measures put in to control the pandemic.
We are doing all we can to ensure your paper reaches you safely. Our newspaper vendors who are still able to operate will take up extra shifts and routes, although this means that some subscribers may receive their papers later in the morning. We will try our best to complete the deliveries by 10.30am.
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Your subscription is extremely important to us, and to our vendors. Thank you for your continued support as we strive to deliver the business news and analysis that is valued by our readers.
Please stay safe and healthy at home.
Wong Wei Kong
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