8 F&B outlets ordered to close for breaching COVID-19 measures; 22 outlets and 59 people fined
8 F&B outlets ordered to close for breaching COVID-19 measures; 22 outlets and 59 people fined
Eight F&B outlets were ordered to close for breaking multiple safe management measures, the Ministry of Sustainability and Environment said in a press release on Friday (Aug 20).
These include allowing consumption of alcoholic beverages after 10.30pm, neglecting to ensure a safe distance of at least 1m, and allowing groups of more than five to dine-in together.
All eight outlets were ordered to close for 10 days. The outlets are:
- H.O.M. (Ming Arcade)
- Aloha Poke Bistro (Jewel)
- Ahtti (Vision Exchange)
- Arteastiq (Jewel)
- Dapur Penyet (City Plaza)
- Koufu (Yew Tee Point)
- Taste Food City Pte Ltd (Peninsula Shopping Complex)
- Umami Café (Concorde Hotel and Shopping Mall)
A total of 22 F&B outlets and 59 individuals were given composition fines.
The premises were fined between $1000 and $4000 for breaking safe management measures such as not ensuring a safe distance of at least 1m between patrons, while the individuals were fined between $300 and $1000 for gathering in groups of more than five while dining-in.
The outlets fined are:
- Araki (Orchard Plaza)
- A Kitchen (Vision Exchange)
- Beans Party Western (Hillion Mall)
- Beer Valley (Vision Exchange)
- Chicken Hotpot (Compass One)
- DNA Bistro (Vision Exchange)
- Fong Sheng Hao (PLQ) (repeat offender)
- Fun Toast (Kallang Wave Mall)
- Great World City (Great World City)
- He Jia Huan (Vision Exchange)
- IndoChine (#01-00, 47 Club Street)
- Mamita’s Kitchen (Lucky Plaza) (repeat offender)
- Mr Uncle & Auntys Kitchen Pte Ltd (35 Norris Road)
- Koufu (Square 2)
- Kris Bollywood (Concorde Hotel and Shopping Mall)
- Mustard Restaurant (32 Race Course Road)
- Signature Lounge (Vision Exchange)
- Starbucks Coffee (Westgate)
- Westgate (Centre Management Westgate)
- Ya Kun Kaya Toast (Marina Square)
- Ya Kun Kaya Toast (Lot One)
- Yoshinoya (NEX)
The MSE said F&B operators and patrons are “strongly urged” to adhere strictly to safe management measures for everyone’s safety.
“We must work together to stem the transmission of COVID-19 in the community. The Government will continue to review enforcement efforts on F&B premises and other public spaces to ensure SMMs are adhered to.”
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