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SINGAPORE - The Singapore Red Cross (SRC) has launched a fund-raising appeal for India as the country battles a devastating second wave of Covid-19.
India registered almost 380,000 new cases on Thursday (April 29), the highest single-day total in the world. More than 18 million people have been infected and the death toll has surpassed 200,000.
SRC aims to deliver assistance and support communities in India by providing desperately needed medical equipment such as ventilators, oxygen cylinders and oxygen concentrators.
Five ventilators are already on their way to community hospitals in New Delhi from SRC through the Indian Red Cross Society.
More than $200,000 was raised in just a day from SRC s online and offline platforms and Give.asia.
SINGAPORE - Indian restaurant chain the Banana Leaf Apolo will be charged in court next week with breaching multiple safe management measures, including having a self-service buffet at its Little India Arcade outlet.
The restaurant chain will be charged in court on Feb 17 over failing to ensure that the gathering of individuals on its premises did not exceed the maximum group size allowed, not enforcing at least 1m of safe distancing between seated customers, for providing a self-service buffet of food for consumption, and for allowing customers to make speeches and play a video recording in the outlet.
The Singapore Tourism Board (STB) filed a Magistrate s Complaint on Jan 20 against Banana Leaf Apolo for multiple breaches under the Covid-19 (Temporary Measures) (Control Order) Regulations 2020.
SINGAPORE - Several of the 12 restaurants which were penalised for breaching Covid-19 measures during stepped-up enforcements last week claimed on Wednesday (Feb 10) that the measures were unclear, or they were unaware of their offences.
Mr Mohammed Yusoff Hussein, manager of Zam Zam restaurant in North Bridge Road, which has been ordered to close for 10 days from Tuesday, told The Straits Times: Different safe distancing ambassadors have told us different things. In the morning, a safe distancing ambassador can say that our restaurant is okay but in the afternoon, another might request for something to be changed.
The Ministry of Sustainability and the Environment (MSE) said the Indian-Muslim restaurant seated different groups of diners less than 1m apart on Feb 5. The outlet was fined on two previous occasions in May and December last year for breaching safe management measures (SMM).