Singapore: Safe management measures and Chinese New Year

 Chinese New Year is aroudn the corner, and here is the safe management measures to take note:

https://www.gov.sg/article/safe-management-measures-and-chinese-new-year


  • There will be a cap of 8 unique visitors per household per day.
  • If you are doing house visits, limit your visits to family and to not more than 2 households per day. Otherwise, connect digitally with your family and friends.
  • When dining out, wear a mask if you’re not eating or drinking. This means that masks must be worn during the tossing of yusheng. Avoid raising voices at all times. Lohei should be done without saying the usual auspicious phrases. There must not be multiple table bookings, unless you are from the same household. But even so, there should not be inter-mingling across tables.

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