Singapore Changi Airport

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) requirements have been stepped up for all workers with passenger-facing and janitorial duties.

that can arise and can infect travellers so while travellers declare whether they feel well or unwell, the fact is they leave behind a contact,” said Mr Ong. and about 1.5 per cent of the total flights handled by Changi today,” explained Mr Iswaran. “Our desire is really to do this in a systematic, calibrated manner. Mr Ong replied that wastewater testing detects only viral fragments from solid waste and not urine. This works out to an average of five to six flights between Singapore and China per day at Changi. I think unlikely, but neither will we be at a standstill,” said Mr Iswaran. But in the near term, if you ask me will there be a surge? Wastewater tests are usually done for residential premises such as dormitories and housing estates. monkeypox ... Singapore has “paced the resumption of flights” to ensure that Changi Airport has the capacity to support the anticipated flight and passenger flows, he said. “To put this in context, it is less than 10 per cent of the number of flights pre-COVID between China and Singapore … With the number of weekly flights at Changi Airport having recovered to nearly 80 per cent of pre-pandemic levels, there were 25 weekly flights between China and Singapore as of the end of October 2022, said Mr Iswaran.