On Mar. 20, the Ministry of Health (MOH) announced stricter safe distancing measures for public venues in Singapore, including retail and F&B outlets.
Queuing patrons should have at least one-metre distance between them, as should diners in restaurants and visitors at attractions.
Barely two days after the announcement, a number of local establishments have complied with the measures.
Here are some examples:
Tom's Palette at Shaw Towers. Photo by Joshua Lee.
Kinokuniya. Photo by Mothership reader.
Shake Shack. Photo by Mothership reader.
Benjamin Barker. Photo by Mothership reader.
The Assembly Ground, The Cathay. Photo by Mothership reader.
Photo by Mothership reader.
Waterway Point. Photo by Mothership reader.
Waterway Point. Photo by Mothership reader.
Cafe Mosaic, Carlton Hotel. Photo by Mothership reader.
Food court at Jurong East. Photo by Joshua Lee.
Golden Mile Food Centre. Photo by Joshua Lee.
Uniqlo at Chinatown Point. Photo by Jeanette Tan.
Ya Kun at Jem. Photo by Joshua Lee.
Not-so-safe distances
Unfortunately, there have also been establishments flouting the requirements.
Ya Kun at Plaza Singapura.
ION Orchard basement.
A&W at Jewel Changi Airport.
Genki Sushi at Junction 8. Photo by Mothership reader.
Crave at Junction 8. Photo by Mothership reader.
Muji atrium sale at Plaza Singapura. Photo by Mothership reader.
Haji Lane. Photo by Joshua Lee.
There is always the possibility that these establishments have just yet to implement the measures, though.
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Top image by Joshua Lee