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Dining OUT: Take away only as new restrictions come into force from Sunday

Unlinked community cases of COVID-19 have pushed the government into introducing increased restrictions, to apply from Sunday.

The multi-ministry taskforce on COVID-19 has announced further restrictions on social gatherings and movement in Singapore, following an increase in cases over the past two weeks. 

From 16 May to 13 June, food and beverage outlets will be limited to takeaway and deliveries only. Social gatherings will be limited to two persons (outside of a single household) only, and face masks will be compulsory for all indoor activities.

The rules apply to all food and beverage establishments, regardless of whether they offer indoor or outdoor dining options.

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