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Construction sector can gradually resume work from June 2, but only with safe measures against Covid-19 in place
Priority will be given to projects that cannot be left idle for too long for safety reasons and critical projects such as MRT works and previously-suspended residential projects.Dengue infections on the rise: Over 500 cases a week, at least seven people dead this year in S'pore The NEA is expecting the number of infections to stay high and possibly further increase in the coming months.
For each charge under the Infectious Diseases Act, a first-time offender can be jailed for up to six months and fined up to $10,000.Coronavirus: Swabbers and swab assistants wanted, pay starts at $3,400 a month Training on how to perform swab procedures, including familiarisation with all aspects of the personal protective equipment, will be provided.
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