SINGAPORE: Tables at Koufu food court at Thomson Plaza will soon have shields installed on them, as part of a trial to create a safe way for ...
Under the month-long trial, 50 tables at Koufu's Thomson Plaza food court will be outfitted with the shields.For rectangular-shaped tables, the shields will be housed in aluminium frames and clamped across the middle of each table.
Tables at the Thomson Plaza Koufu food court will be outfitted with acrylic shields when dining in is allowed again in Phase 2 of Singapore's post-circuit breaker period. Round tables will be outfitted with three separate shields in a cylindrical aluminium structure, providing a partition for each diner.
Round tables at Koufu Thomson Plaza will be outfitted with three separate shields in a cylindrical aluminium structure, providing a partition for each diner. Moove Media, a wholly owned subsidiary of ComfortDelGro, owns the trademark for the shield and will sponsor the shields at the food court. "In our discussions with Koufu, we started exploring the possibility of trialling the V-Shield on dining tables as a safe solution for patrons to eat in comfort and safety once dining-in is allowed in Phase 2 of reopening," Mrs Kwek added.
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