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If an unvaxxed person bought food and is sitting down to eat and gets caught by a SDA, what happens to the food?
Throw it away? A bit wasteful.
And how does the SDA stop the unvaxxed person from eating and eject the person from the hawker centre?
And if unable to, call the police?
The police force will be stretched deploying policemen to hawker centres just to book the unvaxxed offenders.
Why not have a section for unvaxxed people, like smoking section?
There, the unvaxxed people can spread the virus to each other and no one will give a f**k.
The Ministry of Health said that this is a move to protect unvaccinated individuals in the community and to reduce the strain on the healthcare system.
PHOTO: ST FILE
Adeline Tan
Oct 9, 2021
SINGAPORE - Unvaccinated individuals will no longer be able to dine in, go to shopping malls, hawker centres and coffee shops, or visit attractions from next Wednesday (Oct 13).
However, unvaccinated children who are 12 years old or below can still do so.
The Ministry of Health said on Saturday (Oct 9) that this is a move to protect unvaccinated individuals in the community and to reduce the strain on the healthcare system.
Those who have recovered from Covid-19, or have a valid negative pre-event test result, are also considered fully vaccinated.
Speaking at a press conference by the multi-ministry task force tackling Covid-19 on Saturday (Oct 9), Minister for Trade and Industry Gan Kim Yong said: “There have been a few settings frequently visited by a significant proportion of infected individuals, including those who are unvaccinated, who later on fell very ill.”
He added that such settings include food and beverage (F&B) outlets, retail establishments and shopping centres.
Currently, those who are unvaccinated can dine in at hawker centres and coffee shops. They will no longer be allowed to do so under the new rules kicking in on Wednesday.
Instead, groups of up to only two fully vaccinated people will be allowed to dine in at hawker centres or coffee shops, as well as F&B establishments, MOH said.
Unvaccinated in S'pore? You no longer can eat at hawker centres, enter malls | THE BIG STORY
“Individuals who do not meet the above criteria can still buy takeaway food,” it added.
Unvaccinated people will also not be allowed to enter shopping malls or large standalone stores from Wednesday. Large standalone supermarkets are exempted.
MOH said businesses that are able to implement the new rules earlier than Wednesday are strongly encouraged to do so.
Throw it away? A bit wasteful.
And how does the SDA stop the unvaxxed person from eating and eject the person from the hawker centre?
And if unable to, call the police?
The police force will be stretched deploying policemen to hawker centres just to book the unvaxxed offenders.
Why not have a section for unvaxxed people, like smoking section?
There, the unvaxxed people can spread the virus to each other and no one will give a f**k.
Those unvaccinated against Covid-19 can no longer eat at hawker centres, enter malls, from Oct 13
The Ministry of Health said that this is a move to protect unvaccinated individuals in the community and to reduce the strain on the healthcare system.
PHOTO: ST FILE
Adeline Tan
Oct 9, 2021
SINGAPORE - Unvaccinated individuals will no longer be able to dine in, go to shopping malls, hawker centres and coffee shops, or visit attractions from next Wednesday (Oct 13).
However, unvaccinated children who are 12 years old or below can still do so.
The Ministry of Health said on Saturday (Oct 9) that this is a move to protect unvaccinated individuals in the community and to reduce the strain on the healthcare system.
Those who have recovered from Covid-19, or have a valid negative pre-event test result, are also considered fully vaccinated.
Speaking at a press conference by the multi-ministry task force tackling Covid-19 on Saturday (Oct 9), Minister for Trade and Industry Gan Kim Yong said: “There have been a few settings frequently visited by a significant proportion of infected individuals, including those who are unvaccinated, who later on fell very ill.”
He added that such settings include food and beverage (F&B) outlets, retail establishments and shopping centres.
Currently, those who are unvaccinated can dine in at hawker centres and coffee shops. They will no longer be allowed to do so under the new rules kicking in on Wednesday.
Instead, groups of up to only two fully vaccinated people will be allowed to dine in at hawker centres or coffee shops, as well as F&B establishments, MOH said.
Unvaccinated in S'pore? You no longer can eat at hawker centres, enter malls | THE BIG STORY
“Individuals who do not meet the above criteria can still buy takeaway food,” it added.
Unvaccinated people will also not be allowed to enter shopping malls or large standalone stores from Wednesday. Large standalone supermarkets are exempted.
MOH said businesses that are able to implement the new rules earlier than Wednesday are strongly encouraged to do so.
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