Self-employed driver Lim Poon Khoon, 55, arrived at the campgrounds in Pasir Ris Park at 7am to select a good camping spot for his family.
He added:"This camping thing is good and releases stress. There is no overcrowding. The malls are always crowded." He added:"If anything, these outdoor activities should continue to be allowed even if we need to tighten again due to an escalating Covid-19 situation because their risk of spreading Covid-19 is lower than indoor activities."
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