- Retail shops, sports facilities, tuition and private enrichment classes (barring singing or voice training classes) can reopen their outlets from June 19 onwards.
- Home-based services, personal health and wellness services (such as massages and spas) and healthcare services, including eldercare services in the community, are allowed to resume.
- Food and beverage dine-in will be allowed, but with a restriction of five diners per table. Standalone drink stores, such as bubble tea stores, can also resume operations.
Businesses must implement additional safety measures and hygiene protocols to abide by the safe distancing rules before they are allowed to resume operating. For example, tuition centres should reduce class sizes and reschedule lessons.
However, entertainment venues such as bars, cinemas, nightclubs, theatres, and karaoke outlets will still remain closed. Large-scale events and venues like conferences, exhibitions, concerts, and fairs are not allowed.
Religious services and congregations, and large cultural venues like libraries and museums, will not be reopened in Phase 2.