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The Charm allowed physical interaction between customers, visitors and staff. (Photo: SFA)
23 Jul 2021 01:58PM (Updated:
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SINGAPORE: Three food and beverage (F&B) outlets that were formerly nightlife operators have had their food licences permanently revoked for breaching COVID-19 safe management measures.
The three F&B outlets are The Charm in Fook Hai Building, Icon II which is also known as Club IICON in Parklane Shopping Mall, and Frederico’s Paddles Too Pub & Cafeteria at The Odeon Katong.
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