Singapore's vaccination programme will now be expanded to those aged 45 to 59. They can register their interest for vaccination at vaccine.gov.sg, although letters will not be sent to them as they are more familiar with the use of digital technology.

More employees who are currently working from home will be able to return to the workplace from April 5, as workplaces shift from working from home as the default to a more flexible way of working. Up to 75 per cent of staff can return to the workplace at any one time, up from the current 50 per cent.

Read more at: https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/up-to-75-of-staff-can-return-to-office-from-april-5-working-from-home-no-longer-default

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