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After three long years since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, this should come as a relief to many.
It also means Stompers will no longer take pictures of you for not wearing your mask properly – or not at all – on the train or bus.took this photo of a secondary school student on a bus wearing his mask under his nose on Friday , the day after the lifting of the public transport mask requirement was announced. The Stomper said:"Mask not required only effective from Monday."
Another Stomper shared a photo of an unmasked man in an army uniform who boarded the train at Yew Tee station and alighted at Marsiling. The Stomper said:"I saw this passenger forgot to wear his mask. I waved to him to remind him, but he didn't respond."took a photo of a man with his mask under his chin on the East-West Line at 7.05am. The Stomper said:"This man didn't wear his mask properly and was talking so loudly on the phone.
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