SINGAPORE - Individual physical proficiency tests for operationally-ready national servicemen continue to be suspended until Sept 30, said the Ministry of Defence in a mobile phone text message sent to NSmen on Wednesday .
However, NSmen affected by the suspension will be granted a one-time waiver of their annual IPPT/IPT requirement and will receive a letter about it within the next three weeks, said the ministry.This is the latest extension by Mindef on the suspension of IPPT, IPT and RT at fitness conditioning centres, Safra gyms and IPT-in-the-Park locations, which took effect on March 31.
All in-camp training for NSmen that is not essential for operations has also been deferred since March 31.
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