Coronavirus: In and out, with pen and paper
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4.16pm: Boards bus 63 to Clarke Quay MRT Station.
6.23pm: Leaves Mustafa Centre.
Most Singaporeans use SafeEntry to check in and out of places for contact tracing, but Mr Selvan Nazeer takes it one step further. The 57-year-old diligently jots down the specific times he enters and leaves a place, including when he takes public transport.
"My commutes are long and since it is not mandatory to use SafeEntry for buses and trains, I record the times I board and alight from them, for my own safety," said the retiree.
He has been jotting down his everyday movements since February, when community cases started emerging.
"If I get Covid-19, touch wood, this detailed notebook will be useful for the contact tracing officers," said Mr Nazeer.
