COVID-19: 150 to be fined for breaching safe-distancing measures; 50 caught without masks via yahoosg
SINGAPORE — Fines were issued to about 150 Singapore residents on Thursday for breaching safe-distancing measures during the ongoing circuit breaker period to curb the spread of COVID-19.
“A small number are becoming complacent even as the number of COVID-19 cases continue to increase,” he wrote in the post. Masagos urges all to not let guard downThursday was the 10th day of the 28-day circuit breaker period, which will last until 4 May.
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