https://www.asiaone.com/singapore/call-police-woman-without-mask-bus-taunts-sbs-transit-staff-bedok


On Monday (June 14) night, a woman made a scene aboard bus service 69 in Bedok as she refused to wear a face mask.

According to the Chinese daily, a video clip showed the woman taunting the bus captain's colleague, spewing expletives and saying: \"Call 999, make a police report\".

:mad:

as of 14Jun


Fully vaccinated 1,990,940 or about 34.9%
At least 1 dose 2,700,446 or about 47.3%

'Adolescents, younger men' should avoid strenuous activity for a week after 2nd Covid-19 vaccine dose as precaution


https://www.todayonline.com/singapore/adolescents-younger-men-should-avoid-strenuous-activity-week-after-2nd-covid-19-vaccine

Students from Singapore could be given priority as pilot for possible air travel bubble: Australia PM Morrison


https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/singapore-australia-travel-bubble-students-scott-morrison-14987498

9% of unvaccinated covid patients require oxygen or ICU


0.8% of vaccinated covid patients require oxygen. This 1 patient has pre-condition before getting covid.

it is called Phase 3 Heightened Alert. No quite phase 3


It is work from home as default

https://www.todayonline.com/sites/default/files/20210610-phase3-heightenedalert_0.jpg


new measures summarised in a pictorial chart

Re-opening from Monday 14 June 2021


(A) Increase in Social Gathering Group Size

4. We will increase the current social gathering group size limit from 2 persons to 5 persons, and increase the cap of 2 distinct visitors per household per day to 5 distinct visitors per household per day. To reduce the likelihood of transmission, we should continue to limit our social circle to a small group of regular contacts. We can do so by limiting the number of social gatherings to no more than two a day.

(B) Increase in Event Size and Capacity Limits

5. Attractions, cruises, museums and public libraries. The operating capacity of attractions, including the two cruise pilots, that have received MTI’s prior approval will be increased from the current capacity of 25% to 50%. Museums and public libraries will also be allowed to operate at an increased operating capacity of 50%.

6. The following event size limits will also be increased. However, to minimise the likelihood of large infection clusters, pre-event testing (PET) remains an essential measure to ensure that events can proceed safely for attendees. More details on PET can be found on the Ministry of Health website.

a. Cinemas, MICE, live performances, spectator sport events. Live performances and spectator sports events may resume. Audience sizes for these events will be increased to 250 attendees with PET. PET will not be required for events with 50 or fewer attendees. Further details for each event type will be released by the respective sector agencies. Unmasking and singing or playing of wind instruments at live performances remain prohibited and may only resume from 21 June 2021.

b. Congregational and other worship activities. Congregational and other worship services may take place with up to 250 attendees with PET. PET will not be required for worship activities with 50 or fewer attendees. Unmasking and singing or playing of wind instruments at live performances during worship services remain prohibited and may only resume from 21 June 2021. Further details on religious activities will be released by MCCY.

c. Marriage solemnisations. Marriage solemnisations in external venues (i.e. not in a place of residence or in the Registry of Marriages/Registry of Muslim Marriages building) may take place with up to 250 attendees (including the wedding couple but excluding solemnisers and vendors) with PET required for all attendees include the wedding couple. For solemnisations involving 50 or fewer attendees, PET is not required. For marriage solemnisations held in the home, the hosting household will be able to invite up to 5 visitors (excluding members of the hosting household, the solemniser and vendors), or have up to 10 attendees in total (as per the current cap, including all attendees but excluding the solemniser and vendors), whichever is higher. Wedding receptions remain prohibited and may only resume from 21 June 2021.

(C) Resumption of Personal Services Without Masks

7. Personal care and appearance services which require masks to be removed (e.g. facials, saunas) will be allowed to resume.

Further Re-opening from 21 June 2021

8. If the situation remains under control in the coming weeks, the following activities may resume from 21 June 2021:

a. Resumption of dining in at F&B. Dining in at F&B establishments will be allowed to resume. As these are higher-risk settings, F&B establishments are reminded to strictly observe at least 1 metre safe distancing between groups of diners (of no more than five persons) so as to mitigate the risk of transmission between unmasked persons. We will be significantly stepping up enforcement and will take firmer enforcement action for any breaches. Patrons are reminded to keep their masks on at all times, except when eating or drinking.

b. Wedding receptions. Wedding receptions will be allowed to resume with up to 100 attendees (including the wedding couple but excluding vendors), with PET required for all attendees. For wedding receptions up to 50 attendees, PET is required only for all members of the wedding party (of up to 20 attendees including the wedding couple).

c. Live performances. Unmasking and singing/playing of wind instruments for live performances will be allowed, subject to relevant safe management measures which will be released by NAC. Singing and playing of wind instruments may also resume for live performances at congregational and worship services.

d. Gyms, fitness studios, and mask-off sports activities. Gyms and fitness studios may resume indoor mask-off sports activities, with safe distancing of at least 2 metres between persons and at least 3 metres between groups of up to 5 persons. Sports classes (both indoors and outdoors) will be capped at 30 persons (including the instructor) comprised of groups of no more than 5 persons. Class participants may unmask if they are engaging in strenuous activities, although they are strongly encouraged to remain masked where possible to reduce the risk of transmission. SportSG will release further details on this.

e. In-person tuition and enrichment classes. In-person tuition and enrichment classes for those aged 18 and below will be allowed to resume with enhanced safe management measures, which will be announced by MOE subsequently. Higher-risk arts and culture classes such as singing, and wind instruments will also be allowed to resume. Further details on these classes will be released by NAC.

Work-from-home Remains the Default to Keep Risks Down

9. As we transition out of Phase 2 (Heightened Alert) in the coming weeks, it remains essential that we continue to keep transmission risks in check by reducing overall footfall and interactions at common spaces at or near the workplace, and in public places, including public transport. Therefore, work-from-home will continue to remain the default arrangement. Employers must ensure that employees who are able to work-from-home do so, continue to stagger start times of employees who need to return to the workplace, and implement flexible working hours. There should continue to be no cross-deployment of workers to multiple worksites.

https://www.moh.gov.sg/news-highlights/details/maintaining-heightened-alert-to-minimise-risk-of-transmission-as-we-re-open-safely

https://covid.viz.sg/


see how SG cases are linked. There may be errors, eg case 64108 should be linked.

2 community cases, 1 linked and 1 unlinked


good that the numbers continue to be declining, unfortunately there is still unlinked case