[Sent by Gov.sg - 23 Mar]
TraceTogether
Community-driven contact tracing
https://TraceTogether.gov.sg
App helps contact tracers determine if you have been exposed to virus, even between strangers
🛡 TraceTogether helps protect:
* Yourself - allow contact tracers to reach you sooner
* Family - minimise spread to others
* Community - help Singapore stop COVID-19
📲 Download & help others install
https://go.gov.sg/tt-setup
App does not collect location data. Data is stored encrypted on phone - sent to MOH only for contact tracing, upon user consent.
Keep OS updated to use Bluetooth safely
👨👩👧👦 Share app with friends/family
We appreciate your patience during this high sign-up period
>500,000 have joined the TraceTogether community since Friday 20 March evening
If you are contact traced
- Call MOH at 6325-9220 to verify authenticity of caller if you are unsure
- Contact tracers will only provide code/PIN when asking you to submit TraceTogether data (by phone/in-person)
TraceTogether
Community-driven contact tracing
https://TraceTogether.gov.sg
App helps contact tracers determine if you have been exposed to virus, even between strangers
🛡 TraceTogether helps protect:
* Yourself - allow contact tracers to reach you sooner
* Family - minimise spread to others
* Community - help Singapore stop COVID-19
📲 Download & help others install
https://go.gov.sg/tt-setup
App does not collect location data. Data is stored encrypted on phone - sent to MOH only for contact tracing, upon user consent.
Keep OS updated to use Bluetooth safely
👨👩👧👦 Share app with friends/family
We appreciate your patience during this high sign-up period
>500,000 have joined the TraceTogether community since Friday 20 March evening
If you are contact traced
- Call MOH at 6325-9220 to verify authenticity of caller if you are unsure
- Contact tracers will only provide code/PIN when asking you to submit TraceTogether data (by phone/in-person)
DPM Heng Swee Keat to deliver ministerial statement on additional COVID-19 support measures
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/coronavirus-heng-swee-keat-parliament-support-measures-workers-12567732
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/coronavirus-heng-swee-keat-parliament-support-measures-workers-12567732
CNA
DPM Heng Swee Keat to deliver ministerial statement on additional COVID-19 support measures
SINGAPORE: Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Heng Swee Keat will deliver a ministerial statement on Thursday (Mar 26) regarding the ...
[Sent by Gov.sg]
COVID-19: 23 Mar Update
New imported cases: 48 [47 S’pore residents & long-term pass holders, 1 visitor; travelled from Europe, N.America and ASEAN]
New local cases : 6 [all currently unlinked]
Total cases in Singapore: 509
Discharged today: 8
Total discharged: 152
Total remaining in Hospital: 355
Most in hospital stable or improving. 15 in ICU.
go.gov.sg/moh23mar
With more cases in SG, everyone needs to take Safe Distancing seriously
Protect yourself & your loved ones today ❤
👨↔️👩 Maintain at least 1m distance between yourself and others
🏠 Stay at home if there’s no need to go out
👩💻👨💻 Work from home where possible
🚫🤝 Don’t shake hands
🧼🖐 Maintain good personal hygiene
go.gov.sg/safedistance
COVID-19: 23 Mar Update
New imported cases: 48 [47 S’pore residents & long-term pass holders, 1 visitor; travelled from Europe, N.America and ASEAN]
New local cases : 6 [all currently unlinked]
Total cases in Singapore: 509
Discharged today: 8
Total discharged: 152
Total remaining in Hospital: 355
Most in hospital stable or improving. 15 in ICU.
go.gov.sg/moh23mar
With more cases in SG, everyone needs to take Safe Distancing seriously
Protect yourself & your loved ones today ❤
👨↔️👩 Maintain at least 1m distance between yourself and others
🏠 Stay at home if there’s no need to go out
👩💻👨💻 Work from home where possible
🚫🤝 Don’t shake hands
🧼🖐 Maintain good personal hygiene
go.gov.sg/safedistance
www.moh.gov.sg
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[Sent by Gov.sg – 24 Mar]
Additional measures to reduce importation of COVID-19
➡ From 27 Mar, 0900hrs
All incoming travellers to submit health declaration
- Via the SG Arrival Card (SGAC) E-Service (go.gov.sg/healthdeclaration)
- Includes S’pore Citizens, PRs, and Long-Term Pass holders
Health declaration
- Provide your health and recent travel info, personal and contact details
- Up to 3 days prior to arrival
- Must be re-submitted if health condition or travel history changes before arrival
💻 If you don't submit electronically, you may be delayed at immigration clearance as you'll have to do it at the checkpoint.
❌ Those who make false declarations may be prosecuted
More: go.gov.sg/ica-23mar
Additional measures to reduce importation of COVID-19
➡ From 27 Mar, 0900hrs
All incoming travellers to submit health declaration
- Via the SG Arrival Card (SGAC) E-Service (go.gov.sg/healthdeclaration)
- Includes S’pore Citizens, PRs, and Long-Term Pass holders
Health declaration
- Provide your health and recent travel info, personal and contact details
- Up to 3 days prior to arrival
- Must be re-submitted if health condition or travel history changes before arrival
💻 If you don't submit electronically, you may be delayed at immigration clearance as you'll have to do it at the checkpoint.
❌ Those who make false declarations may be prosecuted
More: go.gov.sg/ica-23mar
COVID-19 temporary measures: Gatherings outside of school and work limited to 10 people, entertainment venues to close
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/covid-19-temporary-measures-safe-distancing-groups-venues-closed-12571538
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/covid-19-temporary-measures-safe-distancing-groups-venues-closed-12571538
CNA
COVID-19 temporary measures: Gatherings outside of school and work limited to 10 people, entertainment venues to close
SINGAPORE: Gatherings outside school and work will be limited to a maximum of 10 people from Thursday at 11.59pm to Apr 30 this year, the COVID-19 multi-ministry task force said on Tuesday (Mar 24).The task force said that the duration of the stricter measures…
Returning Singapore residents from UK, US to serve stay-home notices at hotels
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/covid19-returning-singapore-residents-uk-us-shn-hotels-12571490
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/covid19-returning-singapore-residents-uk-us-shn-hotels-12571490
CNA
Returning Singapore residents from UK, US to serve stay-home notices at hotels
SINGAPORE: Returning Singapore residents who have travelled to the United Kingdom and United States will be taken from the airport to hotels ...
The information on the measures announced today is available on the MOH website.
https://www.moh.gov.sg/news-highlights/details/tighter-measures-to-minimise-further-spread-of-covid-19
https://www.moh.gov.sg/news-highlights/details/tighter-measures-to-minimise-further-spread-of-covid-19
www.moh.gov.sg
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[Sent by Gov.sg - 24 Mar]
➡ Tighter safe distancing measures to minimise further spread (till 30 Apr)
- Limit gatherings outside work and school to 10 or less
- All bars and entertainment venues (like nightclubs, cinemas, karaoke outlets) closed
- All classes at tuition and enrichment centres suspended
- All religious services suspended
- Events and mass gatherings (e.g conferences) cancelled
- Senior-linked activities suspended
➡ S’pore Residents and Long-Term Pass Holders who leave S’pore from 27 Mar will be charged unsubsidised rates at public hospitals if:
- admitted for suspected COVID-19
- have symptoms within 14 days of returning
➡ Dedicated facilities for S’poreans returning from UK/US to serve Stay-Home Notices
➡ Community Isolation Facility at D’Resort NTUC
- For patients who are well enough to be discharged, but are still tested positive
go.gov.sg/measures24mar
➡ Tighter safe distancing measures to minimise further spread (till 30 Apr)
- Limit gatherings outside work and school to 10 or less
- All bars and entertainment venues (like nightclubs, cinemas, karaoke outlets) closed
- All classes at tuition and enrichment centres suspended
- All religious services suspended
- Events and mass gatherings (e.g conferences) cancelled
- Senior-linked activities suspended
➡ S’pore Residents and Long-Term Pass Holders who leave S’pore from 27 Mar will be charged unsubsidised rates at public hospitals if:
- admitted for suspected COVID-19
- have symptoms within 14 days of returning
➡ Dedicated facilities for S’poreans returning from UK/US to serve Stay-Home Notices
➡ Community Isolation Facility at D’Resort NTUC
- For patients who are well enough to be discharged, but are still tested positive
go.gov.sg/measures24mar
www.moh.gov.sg
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[Sent by Gov.sg]
COVID-19: 24 Mar Update
New imported cases: 32 [30 S’pore residents & long-term pass holders, 2 visitors; travelled from Europe, N.America, Australia, the Middle East, ASEAN and other parts of Asia]
New local cases: 17 [4 linked to previous cases, 13 currently unlinked]
Total cases in Singapore: 558
Discharged today: 3
Total discharged: 155
Total remaining in Hospital: 401
Most in hospital stable or improving. 17 in ICU.
More: Go.gov.sg/moh24mar
COVID-19: 24 Mar Update
New imported cases: 32 [30 S’pore residents & long-term pass holders, 2 visitors; travelled from Europe, N.America, Australia, the Middle East, ASEAN and other parts of Asia]
New local cases: 17 [4 linked to previous cases, 13 currently unlinked]
Total cases in Singapore: 558
Discharged today: 3
Total discharged: 155
Total remaining in Hospital: 401
Most in hospital stable or improving. 17 in ICU.
More: Go.gov.sg/moh24mar
[Sent by Gov.sg – 25 Mar]
COVID-19: Tighter measures
We can’t be complacent. Tighter measures needed to reduce risks of new local clusters
➡️Else more drastic measures may be needed go.gov.sg/notlockdown
➡️ From 26 Mar 2359hrs to 30 Apr
- Limit gatherings outside work and school to 10 or fewer persons
- Physical distancing of at least 1m between persons
Stepped up enforcement
- Safe distancing measures have legal force
- Penalties for breaches of Stay-Home Notice (SHN); increased and more detailed checks
- Persons/operators who don’t comply with regulations may face suspension of operations
Support for persons on SHN
- Centralised call centre to be set up on 26 Mar for queries
More: go.gov.sg/measures24mar
COVID-19: Tighter measures
We can’t be complacent. Tighter measures needed to reduce risks of new local clusters
➡️Else more drastic measures may be needed go.gov.sg/notlockdown
➡️ From 26 Mar 2359hrs to 30 Apr
- Limit gatherings outside work and school to 10 or fewer persons
- Physical distancing of at least 1m between persons
Stepped up enforcement
- Safe distancing measures have legal force
- Penalties for breaches of Stay-Home Notice (SHN); increased and more detailed checks
- Persons/operators who don’t comply with regulations may face suspension of operations
Support for persons on SHN
- Centralised call centre to be set up on 26 Mar for queries
More: go.gov.sg/measures24mar
YouTube
Tighter measures to curb spread of Covid-19
Minister for National Development, Lawrence Wong explained that Singapore is not under lock-down with the stricter measures to curb the spread of COVID-19. These are risk-based measures and will be adjusted depending on how the situation evolves.
He was…
He was…
Parliament: 38,000 people on coronavirus stay-home notice, figure will rise with growing number of returnees, says Lawrence Wong
https://www.straitstimes.com/politics/parliament-38000-people-on-coronavirus-stay-home-notice-figure-will-rise-with-growing
https://www.straitstimes.com/politics/parliament-38000-people-on-coronavirus-stay-home-notice-figure-will-rise-with-growing
The Straits Times
Parliament: 38,000 people on coronavirus stay-home notice, figure will rise with more returnees, says Lawrence Wong
Mr Wong, who co-chairs the multi-ministry task force tackling the coronavirus outbreak, outlined the thinking behind why border controls and travel restrictions were progressively tightened. Read more at straitstimes.com.