Masks optional, but vaccination rule stays for F&B, nightlife and large events

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Masks optional, but vaccination rule stays for F&B, nightlife and large events
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Masks optional, but vaccination differentiated measures to remain for F&B, large events, nightlife

SINGAPORE - While mask-wearing rules will be eased from Aug 29, vaccination-differentiated safe management measures will remain for food and beverage establishments, large events and nightlife venues.

Speaking at a multi-ministry task force press conference on Wednesday , Deputy Prime Minister Lawrence Wong said that businesses no longer check for vaccination status in settings like large events and F&B because the responsibility is placed on the individual and random spot checks are conducted by the authorities.

"But we are reviewing our vaccination policy to transit to a system where we keep our vaccinations up to date." "For that matter, there may well be future boosters, so we need a more enduring system to define to talk about vaccinations that are up to date, on an ongoing basis," said Mr Wong.

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