(Bloomberg) -- Singapore now requires all travelers from South Korea to serve a 14-day quarantine at dedicated facilities due to “a sustained surge in cases” in the North Asian country, according to a statement.
- Previously those with a history of travel to Korea in the past 14 days would have been allowed to serve their quarantine at a place of residence.
- The new directive comes into effect from 11:59 p.m. on Dec. 26.
- The ruling also applies to returning Singapore-based travelers under the reciprocal green lane with South Korea.
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