Cordoned off tables outside McDonald's outlet, Serene Centre, during circuit breaker period [2]
- Politics and Government
- Tan, Berny
- 11 May 2020
Contributed by Berny Tan, as part of the "Documenting COVID-19 in Singapore" collection community call. This photograph shows the cordoned off tables and safe distancing floor markers at the fast food outlet during the circuit breaker period. The floor markers indicate where customers should stand to keep a safe distance from each other while queuing. Description by Library staff. Title devised by Library staff.
Credit Line
All rights reserved. Berny Tan, 2020
Subjects
- Seating (Furniture)--Singapore--Photographs
- Fast food restaurants--Singapore--Photographs
- Social distancing (Public health)--Singapore
- COVID-19 (Disease)--Safety measures
Explore More Pictures
-
K.P. Bhaskar on stage at To Go On, a tribute to Kuo Pao Kun, 2002 -
President Nathan signing the autograph book during his visit to The Substation, 2000 [2] -
Stage for "Switch Off the Lights, Please", 1991 [4] -
An art show from The Artists' Project at Raw Theatre 3, 1994 [9] -
"Switch Off the Lights, Please", 1991 [30] -
"Switch Off the Lights, Please", 1991 [25] -
Two men with microphones at the opening party of the American Short Shorts Film Festival 2001 -
Props for "Switch Off the Lights, Please", 1991 [4] -
Dancers performing at Dance Space 1995 [1] -
Forum for the Arts - Photography as Art : Audience at a talk -
People dancing at the 10th anniversary of SeptFest 2000 -
The Substation fundraiser, 1999 [3] -
Props used for a performance from The Artists' Project at Raw Theatre 3, 1994 -
Dancer in Lone Bodies choreographed by Kuo Jian Hong, 2000 [4] -
Prof Tommy Koh at The Substation's Open House, 1997 [3] -
Performer kneeling next to a table during a performance from The Artists' Project at Raw Theatre 3, 1994 [3] -
Guests at Guinness "Arts for all" Evening [2] -
Information board with list of events for SeptFest -
Acrobats performing at The Substation's Open House, 1997 -
A banner for the Before the Sun Rises event -
Guests at To Go On, a tribute to Kuo Pao Kun, 2002 : side view -
The Substation Garden murals [9] -
Mr Sim Wong Hoo holding a framed picture on stage at To Go On, a tribute to Kuo Pao Kun, 2002 -
Participants at Raku Project during Septfest, 1995 [5]