Dining-in will be disallowed at #OurHawkerCentres, with effect from 7 Apr until 4 May 2020 (inclusive). During this period, patrons can only buy food from hawker centres by taking away or using food delivery services. Don’t forget to #BringYourOwnContainers when tabao-ing! #SayYesToWasteLess

More information available at go.gov.sg/nea-circuit-breaker-measures-3apr

When heading down to #OurHawkerCentres to tabao food home, don’t forget to bring your own clean containers so you can save the Earth at the same time! ;)

#SayYesToWasteLess #IBringMyOwnSG #BringYourOwnSG #BYO #TowardsZeroWaste

#NEAOfficers prepared a surprise for our hawkers last week! 14,000 care packages will be distributed to our hawkers who have been working tirelessly so that we can continue to enjoy our favourite hawker food.

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#SayYesToWasteLess by bringing your own clean containers when tabao-ing!

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#StayHome and when you need to buy essential items, don a mask and keep a safe distance. Crowd management measures will also be in place at relatively popular markets that tend to draw crowds - the list of markers is available at www.nea.gov.sg/our-services/hawker-management/announcements

You can now report cases where safe distancing is not being practised, via the dedicated function on the #OneServiceApp, which is available on App Store (http://go.gov.sg/oneserviceapp-appstore) and Google Play (http://go.gov.sg/oneserviceapp-playstore).

The information provided will help the relevant agencies to know where the “hotspots” are, which require further enforcement and patrolling action.

All Designated Smoking Areas (DSAs) along the Orchard Road No Smoking Zone will be closed from 15 Apr 2020, in view of the COVID-19 (Temporary Measures) (Control Order) Regulations 2020. Notices will be put up at the 54 DSAs. Owners of premises and smokers are reminded that smoking is not allowed within the Orchard Road No Smoking Zone.

Smoking corners beyond the Orchard Road No Smoking Zone, such as those in coffeeshops and hawker centres, will also be closed. NEA will continue with enforcement at smoking prohibited areas, including the Orchard Road No Smoking Zone. More information available at www.nea.gov.sg/circuit-breaker-measures

$500 funding for hawkers using food delivery system: www.facebook.com/NEASingapore/posts/2587255758162422

Looking for ways to create less waste in the kitchen? You can start with these handy tools!

#SafeDistancing applies everywhere – even when choosing fish and vegetables at the markets! If you have elderly neighbours or family members, help them with their marketing instead so that they can #StayHome and stay safe. #SGUnited

Need your essentials? In addition to wearing a mask to buy essentials at the supermarket, schedule your grocery run on a weekday and avoid the peak periods, or opt for delivery instead. Let’s take #SafeDistancing seriously, and work together to stop the spread of COVID-19. #SGUnited

With close to 5,800 dengue cases in 2020 as at mid-Apr, urgent stepped-up community action is needed. Unless immediate action is taken, the number of dengue cases is expected to exceed the 16,000 cases noted in 2019. Do the #MozzieWipeout as part of your daily routine, and spray aerosol insecticide to kill any adult female mosquitoes, if your family is experiencing more mosquito bites at home. Here’s a short video which shows where you should spray insecticides at home: www.facebook.com/watch/?v=2870377276333638

All of us have a part to play in preventing dengue! More information available at www.facebook.com/NEASingapore/posts/2589530181268313

From 22 Apr 2020, access to 4 popular markets will be restricted based on the last digit of patrons’ NRIC or FIN numbers, to ensure effective #SafeDistancing and safeguard public health. Patrons with NRIC/FIN ending with:
- an even last digit (0, 2, 4, 6, 8) can only visit on the even dates of the month
- an odd last digit (1, 3, 5, 7, 9) can only visit on the odd dates of the month

These 4 markets are Geylang Serai Market, Block 104/105 Yishun Ring Road (Chong Pang Market), Block 20/21 Marsiling Lane Market, and Block 505 Jurong West Street 52 Market. More information available at www.facebook.com/NEASingapore/posts/2589759427912055

If your parents or older relatives do their grocery shopping at these 4 popular markets, do share the guide (available in 4 different languages) with them! Download a copy from https://www.facebook.com/NEASingapore/posts/2590540227833975

Underripe bananas do not have as much sugar content as their ripe counterparts, but overripe bananas are full of antioxidants and can be digested digested more easily. Best part? The latter makes the best baked treats and are delicious in smoothies! Read more in the article here: https://bit.ly/3bpWRmL

Our hawkers are working hard to provide delicious food for all of us. So let’s show them our support by ordering takeaways or deliveries of our fave hawker dishes. Together we can overcome. #SGUnited

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#DidYouKnow odd or even date entry restriction has been implemented at Geylang Serai Market, Block 104/105 Yishun Ring Road (Chong Pang Market), Block 20/21 Marsiling Lane Market, and Block 505 Jurong West Street 52 Market?

If your parents or older relatives do their grocery shopping at these 4 markets, share with them the guide, which is available in four different languages here: www.facebook.com/NEASingapore/posts/2590540227833975

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Let’s appreciate the efforts of our #SGCleanAmbassadors by doing our part in our nation’s fight against COVID-19! #FightCOVID19

While we rest at home this Labour Day, let’s take a moment to express our appreciation and gratitude to all the frontliners who are working hard to keep SG running. Here’s a big THANK YOU from the bottom of our hearts. ❤️

It’s May the 4th! Saving the earth is in your hands, so may the force be with you.

Like ice cream in this hot Singapore weather, the earth’s great ice caps are melting due to global warming! It’s time to ask ourselves if we have done enough for the earth. If not, start here: www.mewr.gov.sg/climateaction #ClimateActionSG

🦟 Can you imagine crunching mosquito data for a living? In this episode of “Have you met…”, Ms Janet Ong, Analyst at NEA’s Environmental Health Institute (EHI), shows how mosquito data is used to provide insight into dengue risk areas and give early warning of impending dengue outbreaks.

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