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The Singapore Food Agency will be enhancing Covid-19 measures at both of Singapore’s active Fishery Ports. With over 902 cases link to the Jurong Fishery Port cluster, this virus spread has been the largest active cluster by far.
The Singapore Food Agency will put stricter measures into three main areas of the ports – the entrance, market place and the unloading area. All of which are currently active at Senoko Fishery port. Jurong Fishery Port will reopen this Saturday, period.
Is it safe? No measures put in place can prevent a virus spread 100% but all workers will have to do their par..
Gaps in safe management measures at Jurong Fishery Port (JFP), such as lapses in mask wearing, will be rectified before the port is reopened, Minister for Sustainability and the Environment Grace Fu said in Parliament on Tuesday.
Still looking for your fresh seafood? Afraid to head out because of the 741 cases linked to Jurong Fishery Port? We bring you...
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