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SINGAPORE – Customers going grocery shopping at all FairPrice outlets will have to scan their NRIC for entry in support of contact tracing purposes.
The measure, which is on top of temperature taking, has been progressively rolled out at selected FairPrice outlets since Monday (April 27), and will cover all stores by the end of the week, said a spokesman for the supermarket chain.
In an e-mail to The Straits Times on Thursday, the spokesman added: “FairPrice continues to work closely with the authorities and support various measures such as safe distancing, personal protection, as well as enhanced cleaning schedules to protect the well-being of our staff and customers during this period. The latest initiative to facilitate contact tracing at our stores is done as advised by the authorities.”
Those who do not have their NRIC on hand can also submit personal details by scanning a QR code via national digital check-in system SafeEntry.
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