Singapore's new rules from July 2022 - Retirement age now 63, no more smoking in all public parks and higher Covid-19 care charges

SINGAPORE, July 1 (The Straits Times/ANN): From July 1, charges for some Covid-19 care will rise, the retirement age will be 63 and there will be fewer spots for smokers to light up.

There are also new rules for foreign-registered vehicles here.

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