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Those who are dining out must avoid talking loudly during their meal. This means the Chinese New Year tradition of "lohei" should be conducted without any verbalisation of the usual auspicious phrases, said Mr Wong, co-chair of the task force.
Face masks must also be worn during the tossing of yusheng, in line with the current rules on wearing a mask when diners are not eating or drinking.
Mr Wong noted that singing and other live performances are already not allowed at F&B establishments and work-related events where food is served.
The prevailing rules at F&B establishments will also apply to all reunion dinners, meaning multiple table bookings are not allowed except for people from the same household, he reiterated.
There should also not be any intermingling across tables, said MOH.
Those who are dining out must avoid talking loudly during their meal. This means the Chinese New Year tradition of "lohei" should be conducted without any verbalisation of the usual auspicious phrases, said Mr Wong, co-chair of the task force.
Face masks must also be worn during the tossing of yusheng, in line with the current rules on wearing a mask when diners are not eating or drinking.
Mr Wong noted that singing and other live performances are already not allowed at F&B establishments and work-related events where food is served.
The prevailing rules at F&B establishments will also apply to all reunion dinners, meaning multiple table bookings are not allowed except for people from the same household, he reiterated.
There should also not be any intermingling across tables, said MOH.
