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Jewel Changi airport is looking like a ghost town.....
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Retailers at the Changi Airport terminals and Jewel Changi Airport will have their rental fees waived until June 13, Changi Airport Group (CAG) chief executive Lee Seow Hiang said yesterday.
He was responding to a question at a media conference on how airport staff and tenants will be helped financially as the buildings have been closed to the public since May 13.
CAG is working with government agencies and commercial companies to make sure airport workers are "recognised appropriately".
"That has always been our approach. It is too early for us to reveal the details. Particularly for the workers, we are in active discussions to make sure they will be supported," said Mr Lee.
While T3 - along with T1 - remains open to travellers, most shops there have opted to close, apart from a few bistros.
In preparation for the re-opening next month, CAG has relooked its operations to shore up safety at its terminals and Jewel.
Mr Lee said one of CAG's key aims is to ensure the public can be confident about the safety of the 14,000 workers in the airport - in particular the 4,400 who are working at the arrival zones. He also urged the public not to discriminate against these workers.
"Changi Airport workers are without doubt at the front line of the pandemic, facing risks every day. We should not discriminate against them. In fact, now is the time to actively support them," he said.
Tenants at airport, Jewel will have rental fees waived until June 13
Retailers at the Changi Airport terminals and Jewel Changi Airport will have their rental fees waived until June 13, Changi Airport Group (CAG) chief executive Lee Seow Hiang said yesterday.
He was responding to a question at a media conference on how airport staff and tenants will be helped financially as the buildings have been closed to the public since May 13.
CAG is working with government agencies and commercial companies to make sure airport workers are "recognised appropriately".
"That has always been our approach. It is too early for us to reveal the details. Particularly for the workers, we are in active discussions to make sure they will be supported," said Mr Lee.
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The terminals and Jewel were closed to stem the spread of the growing Terminal 3 cluster, and it came on the back of the air hub's struggle to recover from the impact of the pandemic.While T3 - along with T1 - remains open to travellers, most shops there have opted to close, apart from a few bistros.
In preparation for the re-opening next month, CAG has relooked its operations to shore up safety at its terminals and Jewel.
Mr Lee said one of CAG's key aims is to ensure the public can be confident about the safety of the 14,000 workers in the airport - in particular the 4,400 who are working at the arrival zones. He also urged the public not to discriminate against these workers.
"Changi Airport workers are without doubt at the front line of the pandemic, facing risks every day. We should not discriminate against them. In fact, now is the time to actively support them," he said.
Its a symbol of our Covid Xiasuay
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They will re-open on 14-6-21 to welcome the surge of Ah Neh tourists.Ministers will be on standby to welcome each and everyone.
Every ministar will give the visitors a hug and a kiss.
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They will re-open on 14-6-21 to welcome the surge of Ah Neh tourists.Ministers will be on standby to welcome each and everyone.
She will be a great candidate to welcome the tourists.
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For the past few weeks, Jewel Changi has been doing deep cleaning as well as maintaining their facilities and parks in view of the re-opening.
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[Advisory] Guests holding Jewel attractions tickets dated within these two weeks will be able to utilise them on alternative dates upon reopening. The validity period of these tickets will be extended till 31 December 2021. Guests are advised to email [email protected] or visit the respective reseller website of purchase (including SRV purchases) for more details on the process of ticket extension.
There will a lion dance to welcome them at Changi with Big Banner Welcome CECA Ah Nehs ! and each Ah Neh given a stalk of orchid personally by the Minister.Every ministar will give the visitors a hug and a kiss.
There will be allotted time for the Ah Nehs to take selfies with the Minister .
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Jewel Changi Airport
24 May at 18:32·A big shout-out to all Jewel staff who are working tirelessly behind-the-scenes to ensure that our plants remain in tip-top condition during this period of closure!
From tree pruning works to regular watering, our plants will be ready to welcome all of you again when we reopen!
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