Businesses In Malls Want More Clarity On New Entry Rules
The New Paper|October 12, 2021
They want to know if unvaccinated staff can work with rostered routine testing.
Jessie Lim & NG Keng Gene
Businesses In Malls Want More Clarity On New Entry Rules

Mall-based businesses are seeking more clarity on how vaccination-differentiated safe management measures will be implemented once the ban on unvaccinated people from shopping centres kicks in tomorrow.

They want to know if unvaccinated staff can still work at outlets inside malls if they undergo fast and easy rostered routine testing.

The Government announced last Saturday that those unvaccinated against Covid-19 can no longer enter shopping malls, as well as large standalone stores that are not supermarkets, starting tomorrow.

However, entry will still be allowed for unvaccinated recovered Covid-19 individuals or children aged 12 and below, or those who have a valid negative pre-event test result.

The test result requirement, however, has also been met with questions about what forms of pre-event testing are accepted.

This story is from the October 12, 2021 edition of The New Paper.

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