SINGAPORE — As Singapore moves into the long-awaited third phase of its reopening on Monday (Dec 28), attractions like Gardens by the Bay have put in place more measures to accommodate more visitors.
The nature park has installed automated thermal scanners at the entrances to its cooled conservatories, which will sound an alarm if a visitor with a high temperature tries to enter.
The entrances and exits of the conservatories are also equipped with automated people counters to monitor their capacity, and areas have been marked out to accommodate larger groups.
Attractions that have applied to raise their capacity limit to 65 percent of their full capacity can do s…
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