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CNY rules to note before you go for your reunion dinner tomorrow (11 February)
Hey folks, we’re finally one more day to Chinese New Year! Tomorrow (11 February) will be Chinese New Year’s Eve and usually a day where many of us will gather with our families for reunion dinner.
With the ongoing pandemic, Singapore is still treading very carefully in its safe reopening of the economy. Before we kick off the festivities with bak kwa, mini steamboat sessions, and pineapple tarts, here are six rules to note from the authorities.
#1: No festive events at work
We’re not referring to work-related events but Chinese New Year festive events. Businesses should avoid gathering for meals or “lohei”. Those who’ve been called back for such events can enlighten your management with this piece of news.
#2: Multiple table bookings not possible
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A physical reunion with your extended family members at restaurants won’t be possible this year because multiple table bookings are not possible.
But there is an exception. Those from the same household can be allowed to gather, but there should be no inter-mingling across tables. Now’s also not the time to expand your social circle and meet up with multiple groups.
#3: A maximum of eight visitors per day
For those who haven’t been able to catch up with the news, the eight-visitor cap was announced on 22 January and has been in effect since 26 January.
Recalling last year’s clusters and a spike in cases after the Chinese New Year Period, this move will prevent history from repeating itself.
The Ministry of Health (MOH) has also urged residents to visit a maximum of two other households a day. The public should instead use digital means to connect with their loved ones instead of physical visits.
#4: Use TraceTogether & keep face masks on
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You don’t want to drain your mobile battery by running the TraceTogether app? We got you. How about bringing along your TraceTogether token before heading out? Oh right, regardless of whether you’re visiting others or welcoming guests at home, the rule applies.
Lest you think you’re only required to wear face masks when outdoors, please note that you have to do so even when you’re in someone else’s home. MOH has also requested the public to refrain from eating and/or drinking while walking around in public places.
#5: No shouting during “lohei”
Will you be tossing yusheng on the seventh day of the Lunar New Year? Wear your mask, and no raising of voices please.
Aligned with the current rules on wearing a mask when diners are not eating or drinking, the authorities have advised doing a quiet “lohei” without the usual verbalisation of auspicious phrases.
But you can still use this app to play pre-recorded audio clips of your ox-spicious phrases. Problem solved!
#6: Send e-hongbaos
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The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) shared last month that those marking the upcoming Chinese New Year are advised to offer e-hongbaos. This would help minimise queues for new bills and for individuals to do their part for the environment.
Remote gifting will also serve its purpose in virtual Chinese New Year gatherings. We guess it will sit very well with the younger peeps too! Here’s an “Ultimate Guide To e-Angbaos” if you need help getting started.
Final thoughts
Before celebrating Chinese New Year, please keep the abovementioned rules in mind. The news reported that there would be more enforcement checks at F&B establishments, shopping malls, and crowded public spaces during this period.
Break not the law, and you will be just fine. 新年快乐, 财源滚滚!
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FairPrice: Grab up to 59% savings with 4 days must-buy items from now till 14 February 2021
Happy Chinese New Year’s Eve to every single one of our readers! Will you be gathering with your family members today for a reunion lunch or dinner? Remember to check out our freshly written article on “CNY rules to note before you go for your reunion dinner”.
Before we jump right into the must-buy items from now till 14 or 17 February, shoppers should check out these promotions by today (11 February):
Ready to look at other discounted items? Your wish is our command.
#1: Longline Fisher Premium Quality Frozen Sea Scallop – Wild Caught
Price: 2 for S$19.90
Usual Price: S$18.95
Savings: S$18
A pack of premium quality frozen sea scallops which originally costs S$18.95 is priced at 2 for S$19.90? You’ve got to be kidding us if you’re not going to grab your two packets home. Whether it’s for steamboat or you’re making yourself a plate of creamy garlic scallops, buy it by 14 February.
Buy one get one free promotional items!
#2: Manuka Health Manuka Honey Blend MGO 30+
Price: 2 for S$34.65
Usual Price: S$34.65
Savings: S$34.65
Most of us know the benefits of manuka honey. It has antiviral, antibacterial properties and can heal wounds. But we’re also aware of its hefty price tag. Now, you can gift yourself or your loved ones the best with the Manuka Health’s honey blend because it’s on a 1-for-1 promotion!
#3: Want Want Senbei Corn Cheese
Price: 2 for S$1.50
Usual Price: S$1.50
Savings: S$1.50
From this listing onwards, you can have a little more time to shop because it is available until 17 February. Get your Want Want Senbei Corn Cheese 56g packet at only S$0.75. Packed individually, this snack would be great to keep up with hygiene if you’re having guests over for the Lunar New Year.
#4: Flying Wheel Spicy Abalone
Price: 2 for S$10.50
Usual Price: S$10.50
Savings: S$10.50
What is Chinese New Year without abalones? With this promotion, everyone can have a taste this year. Since it’s a 1-for-1 deal, this means you get to save S$10.50 and pay only S$5.25 for each can. Cheers to significant savings!
#5: Lee Kum Kee Abalone in Premium Oyster Sauce
Price: 2 for S$15.90
Usual Price: S$15.90
Savings: S$15.90
Those who are genuine fans of well-known brands like Lee Kum Kee, you will be glad to know that their abalones are also on sale! The previous listing has a spicy kick to it and may not be suitable for young kids. But this abalone in premium oyster sauce could be your pick for the whole family. A can will only cost you S$7.95 if you buy by 17 February.
Not all items mentioned above are available online. Make a trip down to the stores by 14 or 17 February to enjoy current offers!
FairPrice’s 4 days must-buy items from now till 14 February 2021
An abundance of auspicious picks at FairPrice till 17 February 2021
FairPrice’s last-minute CNY deals from now till 17 February 2021
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