Singapore tightens rules: No dining in, social gatherings capped at two from May 16


People will be allowed out in groups of only two from May 16 to June 13, with dining-in prohibited. - ST

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN) People will be allowed out in groups of only two from this Sunday (May 16) until June 13, with dining-in prohibited as Singapore tightens its Covid-19 restrictions to stamp out the spread of cases in the community.

Households will also not be allowed to receive more than two distinct visitors per day. Individuals should continue to cap their social gatherings at two a day as well.

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