SINGAPORE: The Kopitiam outlet at Tampines Mall and the Toast Box outlet at City Square Mall were among 36 food and beverage outlets ordered to close for breaches of COVID-19 safe management measures since mid-September.
Food licences for three pivoted nightlife establishments were also permanently revoked, the Ministry of Sustainability and the Environment (MSE) said in a news release on Friday (Oct 8). Another 21 F&B outlets were also given fines for breaching the measures.
The 36 outlets were ordered to close for breaches such as allowing customers to play card games on the premises, failing to ensure that they adhered to the permitted group size and failing to ensure a safe distance of at least 1m between groups.
Also on the list are the Malaysia Boleh outlet at AMK Hub, Killiney Kopitiam at Lucky Plaza and Pizzamaru at Jewel Changi Airport.
The nightlife establishments that had their licences permanently revoked were found to be operating with dine-in patrons despite not being allowed to re-open, MSE said.
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Food licences for three pivoted nightlife establishments were also permanently revoked, the Ministry of Sustainability and the Environment (MSE) said in a news release on Friday (Oct 8). Another 21 F&B outlets were also given fines for breaching the measures.
The 36 outlets were ordered to close for breaches such as allowing customers to play card games on the premises, failing to ensure that they adhered to the permitted group size and failing to ensure a safe distance of at least 1m between groups.
Also on the list are the Malaysia Boleh outlet at AMK Hub, Killiney Kopitiam at Lucky Plaza and Pizzamaru at Jewel Changi Airport.
The nightlife establishments that had their licences permanently revoked were found to be operating with dine-in patrons despite not being allowed to re-open, MSE said.
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