SINGAPORE: Singapore residents will be able to collect improved reusable face masks from next Tuesday , as part of the country’s third mask distribution exercise.
Both adult-sized and child-sized masks will be available, but only identity documents for children aged 12 years and under may be used to collect child-sized masks. Minister for Trade and Industry Chan Chun Sing trying out manual collection of the improved reusable masks. Provided by Temasek Foundation, the 24-hour vending machines will have instructions in four different languages to guide residents through the mask collection process. They will be operational from 10am on May 26.
Damn it... just send to every1 via post can? Mask more impt than funpack but govt choose to send us funpack n make us collect mask... idiots
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