A Jollibee branch in Singapore is fined S$1,000 for allowing food delivery personnel 'to crowd together without one-meter spacing between one another.' coronavirus
FINED. A Jollibee branch in Singapore is fined S$1,000 because it 'failed to ensure proper crowd management and allowed delivery personnel to crowd together without one-meter spacing between one another.' Photo from ESG/STB
In particular, said ESG and STB, the Jollibee branch"failed to ensure proper crowd management and allowed delivery personnel to crowd together without one-meter spacing between one another." Rappler has reached out to Jollibee and is awaiting its statement as of posting time. A popular brand even among Singaporeans, JollibeeJollibee is among 3 establishments fined by Singapore over the long weekend from April 10 to 12 that covers the Good Friday holiday."If these stores continue to flout the rules, they will face higher fines and can be charged in court," said the ESG and STB.
During this circuit-breaker period, Singapore also bans dining in at restaurants and allows food purchases only by takeout or delivery. Singaporeans also need to stand one meter apart from each other in queues, and are prohibited from joining social gatherings of any size.at first offense, while repeat offenders can face higher penalties or even prosecution in court, said Minister for the Environment and Natural Resources Masagos Zulkifli.
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