It's official, Singaporeans will be allowed to visit parents or grandparents from June 2.
However, there are some guidelines that one should follow
- Each household can receive up to 2 visitors once a day. Visitors must be from the same household
- Dropping of children and parents' or grandparents' home for childcare to be allowed with the same limit of up to 2 visitors from one household.
- Siblings will not be allowed to visit one another
- Seniors should not leave their house to visit family members
- Exceptions for seniors with no children - Appeals can be made for siblings or nieces and nephews to visit.
- People are to abide by the spirit of the rules. Action will be taken if there are evidence of big gatherings.
This effectively means that the following are not allowed
- Social Gathering at home with friends is not allowed
- Social Gathering with and relatives who are not parents or grandparents are not allowed.
Other measures for seniors
Senior Citizens will not be able to take part in senior-centric activities such as group exercises and karaoke session.
Senior activity centres will gradually be open
Community-based centre services for persons with disabilities will also gradually reopen with safe distancing measures in place.
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