SINGAPORE will be moving into Phase Two of reopening from Friday (after 18 June, 11.59pm), while students from all levels will return to school daily from June 29, said the Multi-Ministry Taskforce at a press conference on Monday. Read more at The Business Times.
SINGAPORE will be moving into Phase Two of reopening from Friday , while students from all levels will return to school daily from June 29, said the Multi-Ministry Taskforce at a press conference on Monday.
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