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Singapore reopening: social distancing rules explained and everything you can do now

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Enable Group | Jun 02, 2020

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As anticipated, Singapore is gearing up to exit the ‘circuit breaker’ on June 1. 

However, this does not mean that life returns to normal straight away. The city is instead set to reopen in three phases over several months, with measures progressively lifted according to each phase from June 2. These phases are broken down into Phase 1 (Safe opening), Phase 2 (Safe transition) and Phase 3 (Safe Singapore). 

Operations will start but questions are still largely unanswered on how and in what manner. Contact us for a non-obligatory discussion if you have any questions about this at clientservices@enablegroupasia.com.

https://www.timeout.com/singapore/things-to-do/singapore-reopening-social-distancing-rules-explained-and-everything-you-can-do-now

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