Health Ministry announces further relaxation of public and work activities

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The Director General of Health Services has announced further relaxation of public and work activities with effect from midnight today.

Accordingly, daily travel restrictions which were effective between 11.00pm and 4.00am have been removed.

Further, restaurants will be allowed to increase in person dining to 1/3 of usual capacity not exceeding 75 persons. This number can be increased up to 100 persons if outdoor seating arrangements are made.

For weddings, a maximum 1/3 of usual capacity of the hall, not exceeding 100 persons are allowed. Holding such functions outdoors is still encouraged, with up to 150 persons allowed if it is an outdoor function.

However, no liquor is allowed to be served during weddings.

For physicial official meetings / events, a maximum of 1/3 of usual capacity, not exeeding 150 persons is allowed.

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