Singapore's transition phase to coexistence with positives (from the official website of the Ministry of Health of Singapore):
Even if it transitions to coexistence with positives, it is necessary to do so in a cautious and controllable way to fulfill social responsibilities.
If you test positive, follow appropriate health plans, including resting at home or visiting a primary care physician when you need medical care; do not seek medical treatment in the emergency room unless there is an emergency medical accident to ensure that hospital resources are reserved for patients in need of emergency care.
is vaccinated when the conditions are met and is strengthened to immunize .
This will ensure that stability continues to be maintained to enable a gradual recovery of social and economic activities.
will continue to pay attention to the situation of positive and take loose measures to allow more activities to resume.
Singapore’s recommended measures as of October 2022 include:
-Unvaccinated people should act cautiously, reduce activities, and stay at home as much as possible.
-Although in most cases, individuals are encouraged to wear masks when they are crowded, visiting vulnerable people, or interacting with vulnerable people.
-Indoor venues of hospitals and specialist centers, including retail or dining venues located in buildings, must wear masks.
-Masks are required for public transportation (such as on subway/light rail and public buses) and indoor public transportation facilities (such as bus junctions and boarding places on subway station platforms); in crowded areas, people will continue to be encouraged to wear masks.
-For medical facilities, nursing homes (including welfare homes, nursing homes, and homes for adults with disabilities), and ambulances, and public transportation, masks are allowed in places where masks are still required, if they do not have physical contact with others and are not in customer-facing areas.
