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Nightlife operators who pivoted to F&B accept new tougher rules, but seek clarity on reopening timeline

Nightlife operators who pivoted to F&B accept new tougher rules, but seek clarity on reopening timeline
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KTV lounges in Covid-19 cluster did not take government grants to pivot to F&B

KTV lounges in Covid-19 cluster did not take government grants to pivot to F&B
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Nightlife, karaoke business still see a future despite the ongoing COVID-19 challenges

SINGAPORE: Their businesses may have been hit hard, their dance floors converted to pop-up restaurants and their karaoke rooms turned into work .

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Effects of circuit breaker in Singapore linger a year on, sombre period hard to forget | Singapore

Thursday, 08 Apr 2021 07:32 AM MYT Cobbler Yeong Miow Hor, 81, a street vendor who operates in Marine Parade housing estate. TODAY pic Subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates on news you need to know. SINGAPORE, April 8 This day last year, when Singapore came under partial lockdown due to the Covid-19 pandemic, or what the Government termed “circuit breaker”, 63-year-old Sim Chin Chye suddenly had to grapple with something he was not prepared for: Loneliness. The divorcee who is a taxi driver of 25 years and lives alone in a rented flat in Tampines felt it most acutely at work. He could barely find one or two passengers to pick up, earning at most just S$15 (RM46.23) a day.

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