A day after National Day, Singapore begins road to normalcy with 'vaccination differentiated' approach
Dining-in resumes for fully vaccinated people in up to groups of five; 78% of population have taken at least one dose
Singapore
SINGAPORE starts down the road to normalcy with a "vaccination differentiated" strategy from Aug 10 when activities such as dining-in will be allowed for vaccinated people in up to groups of five, the government's multi-ministry taskforce on Covid-19 announced on Friday.
The start date is more than a week ahead of the original plan to resume dining-in and other higher-risk activities on Aug 19, after the end of the current Phase 2 (Heightened Alert).
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