Businesses offload stock, fear loss of crucial manpower
Many are scrambling to meet tightened measures; some are exploring alternative channels to continue operations
Singapore
BUSINESSES previously allowed to stay open during the "circuit breaker" period spent Wednesday scrambling to meet tightened measures that now require them to shutter or modify operations until at least May 4.
Excess stock and potential loss of crucial manpower amid the uncertainty were the main concerns for food and beverage (F&B) companies, while some are exploring alternative channels to continue doing business.
Nanyang Optical, which like other optical shops can operate by appointment only, has put up signs and social media posts to inform customers of the new regulations. However, there has been some confusion fr…
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