Singapore announced on the 24th that it would significantly relax a series of epidemic prevention measures and simplify entry and exit procedures. Starting from April, all vaccinated travelers will no longer need to quarantine when entering Singapore.

Singapore html announced on the 224th that it will significantly relax a series of epidemic prevention measures and simplify the entry and exit procedures. Starting from April, all vaccinated travelers will no longer need to quarantine when entering Singapore. Singapore and Malaysia also announced that they will fully open their land borders on April 1.

Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong delivered a televised speech with the theme "Entering a New Phase", announcing that starting from next Tuesday, epidemic prevention measures will be significantly relaxed. Wearing masks outdoors will no longer be mandatory, the limit for gatherings and visitors will be increased from 5 to a maximum of 10 people, 75% of employees can return to the workplace, and the maximum number of people for large events with more than 1,000 people can also be increased to 75%.

Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong:

"Now we have reached an important milestone in the fight against the epidemic. The vast majority of our people have been vaccinated, and almost all those who are eligible have received the booster dose. The Omicron epidemic has passed its peak , is now receding. Many of us have been exposed to the virus and recovered, and our population has stronger immunity. Our healthcare system remains resilient.

Lee Hsien Loong also thanks The dedication and persistence of the medical staff in the past two years. He said that currently, almost all cases in Singapore originate from domestic sources, and imported cases from abroad account for less than 1%, so it is time to safely reopen the borders.

Starting from April 1, all vaccinated passengers, regardless of origin, entering Singapore by air or sea will no longer need to be quarantined and tested . They do not need to apply for a pass before entry. As long as they test negative, they can enter .

The "Vaccinator Travel Corridor" that was previously divided into four levels has also been simplified into the "Vaccinator Travel Framework", which divides all countries into two restriction categories: ordinary and high-risk. No country has yet been placed in the restricted category. The Singapore government stated that it hopes to increase the passenger flow of Changi Airport to half of the pre-epidemic level by the end of the year.

Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong:

"The simplified 'vaccinated travel framework' will make it easier for Singaporeans to travel abroad, almost as before the epidemic, and will also lift most restrictions on vaccinated tourists entering Singapore. This will Reconnecting Singapore to the world will provide a much-needed boost to business, especially tourism, and will also help Singapore regain its status as a commercial and aviation hub." Lee Hsien Loong also issued a joint statement with Malaysian Prime Minister Ismail Ismail. The statement announced that the land border between the two countries will be fully opened to vaccinated persons starting from April 1. Before the epidemic, 400,000 people used the land checkpoint every day. This is expected to have a positive impact on the economic recovery and people's lives of both countries.

Source: Phoenix TV reporter Liu Bei reported in Singapore