Gaps in safety measures at Jurong Fishery Port will be rectified
While investigations are on going to determine how transmission took place there, a preliminary review has identified some gaps. Workers at the port were not wearing their masks properly as the humid environment made it very uncomfortable for them to wear it for a prolonged period of time. This could mean that a number of workers could adjust their masks or take them off momentarily.
Workers and traders also mixed freely throughout the facility, and some contactless delivery measures were not followed strictly.
Ms Fu said that to date, 76 per cent of workers at the port are fully vaccinated, while 86 per cent have received at least one dose of a vaccine.
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