[Moh Connected] Press Release End Of Circuit Breaker, Phased Approach To Resuming Activities Safely

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE END OF CIRCUIT BREAKER PHASED APPROACH TO RESUMING ACTIVITIES SAFELY The Multi-Ministry Taskforce has assessed the situation and decided to exit the Circuit Breaker when it ends on 1 June 2020. The daily number of new community cases... More

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE END OF CIRCUIT BREAKER PHASED APPROACH TO RESUMING ACTIVITIES SAFELY The Multi-Ministry Taskforce has assessed the situation and decided to exit the Circuit Breaker when it ends on 1 June 2020. The daily number of new community cases has declined significantly. The dormitory situation has stabilised and we have been able to prevent the large clusters in the dormitories from spreading to the wider community. Therefore we will embark on a controlled approach to resume activities safely over three phases. 2. With more activities and interactions, we are likely to see a rise in new community cases. What is critical is our ability to detect and contain these cases quickly, and prevent large clusters from forming. More importantly, our re-opening plans will not be a return to life before COVID-19. We must get used to a new normal, with the widespread adoption of safe management measures and technology so we can carry out our daily activities safely. Phase One (“Safe Re- Less