【お知らせ】シンガポールの新型コロナウィルス(COVID-19)対策 外出時のマスク着用義務

4月15日水曜日からの外出時にはマスク着用が義務化されました。

ジョギングなどの運動時(ただし運動終了後はただちにマスクすること)、2歳未満の赤ちゃんなどの例外もあります。

詳しくは下記をご参照ください。

Mask up when out
6. The Multi-Ministry Taskforce updated its guidance on masks on 3 April 2020 based on the latest scientific advice. We have also completed the distribution of reusable masks to residents in Singapore.
7. The Taskforce has now decided to take a further step and make it mandatory for all persons to wear a mask when leaving their homes. The general public is still advised to stay home and avoid going out. However, for those who need to go out for work or to purchase necessities, it is difficult to avoid contact completely, including with infected persons who may not show any symptoms. The wearing of masks is therefore an important precaution we can all take.
8. Everyone must wear a mask when outside of their homes. This applies on public transport, taxis, private hire cars, walking to or at markets, and also for essential workers at all workplace premises, whether they are frontline staff (such as food handlers, cashiers and bus drivers) or performing back office functions (such as data entry personnel and payroll executives). Individuals may remove their mask while engaging in strenuous exercise outdoors (e.g. running/ jogging), but they must put it back on after completing exercise. Mask-wearing is not recommended for young children below the age of two for child safety reasons. Medical experts have also advised that some groups may have difficulties wearing a mask, including children with special needs and young children aged two and above, and we will exercise flexibility in enforcement for these groups.
9. This requirement will be in effect during this circuit breaker period. First-time offenders will be issued composition offers of $300, and repeat offenders will face higher fines or prosecution in court for egregious cases.
https://www.moh.gov.sg/news-highlights/details/continued-stringent-implementation-enforcement-of-circuit-breaker-measures

 

ちなみに、サーキットブレーカー期間のルール違反に関しては、1回目300ドル、2回目1,000ドルなどの罰金となりますが、場合によってはビザ剥奪などの厳しい措置も取られますので、充分な注意が必要です。

当初は、罰金の前に警告措置がありましたが、現在それを取りやめ、1回目から罰金が科せられます。

4. Since 7 April 2020, more than 6,200 warnings and over 500 fines were issued to individuals who flouted the safe distancing measures. Strict enforcement will continue against individuals as well as essential service providers, owners or occupiers who flout the rules, putting others in danger. Composition offers of $300 for the first offence and $1000 for the second offence will be issued, and egregious cases will be prosecuted in court.
https://www.moh.gov.sg/news-highlights/details/continued-stringent-implementation-enforcement-of-circuit-breaker-measures

 

なお、シンガポール政府はこの危機を乗り越えるため、あらゆる手段を取っています。日々ルールの追加・変更がありますので、間違いのないように最新の情報を得るように留意してください。

ルール違反の場合、「知らなかった」ではすまされないケースも生じ得ます。

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COVID-19: Updates and announcements
https://www.gov.sg/article/covid-19-updates-and-announcements