SINGAPORE: From Sunday (Apr 12), those caught breaking circuit breaker measures will all be fined S$300 instead of getting a written warning, ...
"The health and safety of Singaporeans are at risk. It is therefore our top priority and collective responsibility," Mr Masagos said.Authorities tightened circuit breaker measures further on Saturday, recommending that commuters wear masks on public transport and closing all beaches.
Markets will also refuse entry to people not wearing face masks and food outlets will face fines if their workers do not wear masks or face shields. Earlier, selected areas in parks and nature reserves were closed, as well as stadiums and other public facilities.
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