Singapore To Introduce Mandatory COVID-19 Electronic Tags Tracking Behavioural Activity To Enforce Quarantine

After AI robots to enforce mandatory face mask rules, now Singapore is ready to roll-out COVID-19 electronic tags for tracking behavioral activity to enforce quarantine. If you attempt to leave home, it will alert the authorities, following which there maybe a fine of S$10,000 or six months of prison or both.

Singapore To Introduce Mandatory COVID-19 Electronic Tags Tracking Behavioural Activity To Enforce Quarantine

Singapore will make it mandatory for all travellers to wear an electronic monitoring device. The move will ensure that they accept and abide by the general norms which includes coronavirus quarantines.

The plan being implemented from August 11, is said to be using devices for tracking behavioural activity. These devices will be provided to incoming travellers, including citizens and residents, from a select group of countries who will be allowed to isolate at home rather than at a state-appo...

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