Coronavirus: Rules changed to allow people to display Singapore flag from now until Sept 30
The period in which the flag may be displayed has been brought forward so that Singaporeans can demonstrate unity.
SINGAPORE - The rules for displaying the national flag have been amended so that people can fly the crescent and five stars from now until September, the Government said on Saturday (April 25).
The Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth (MCCY) said that the move is in response to public requests to display the flag during the ongoing coronavirus outbreak as a rallying symbol.
MCCY Minister Grace Fu said the flag is "a call for us to work together and stand resilient in the face of a crisis like this".
SINGAPORE - The rules for displaying the national flag have been amended so that people can fly the crescent and five stars from now until September, the Government said on Saturday (April 25).
The Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth (MCCY) said that the move is in response to public requests to display the flag during the ongoing coronavirus outbreak as a rallying symbol.
MCCY Minister Grace Fu said the flag is "a call for us to work together and stand resilient in the face of a crisis like this".