Singapore planning to allow quarantine-free travel from September

The country also expects to vaccinate 80 per cent of its population by September.

New Delhi: Singapore is planning to allow quarantine-free travel from September, with the aim to relax COVID-19 curbs. The country expects to vaccinate 80 per cent of its population by then, placing the nation in a solid position to move forward with the reopening, Bangkok Post reported citing Finance Minister Lawrence Wong. "While other countries may have come to terms with a certain level of Covid-19 cases and even deaths, this is not the choice we want to make in Singapore," Wong said.  He also informed that the government will not wait for everyone to get vaccinated before the administration begins the easing process.