SINGAPORE is lifting travel restrictions for visitors from Brunei and New Zealand, while reducing the stay-home notice (SHN) period for travellers from low-risk countries/regions. Read more at The Business Times.
Singapore is lifting travel restrictions for visitors from Brunei and New Zealand, while reducing the stay-home notice period for travellers from low-risk countries/regions.
SINGAPORE is lifting travel restrictions for visitors from Brunei and New Zealand, while reducing the stay-home notice period for travellers from low-risk countries/regions.To continue reading
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