• Passengers from “very high-risk” places will be escorted to Terminal 2 remote gate for immigration clearance and Covid-19 testing, and then transported directly to their quarantine facility from the gate by bus.
• Passengers arriving in and departing from Terminals 1 and 3 to be separated with demarcated paths in Zone 1.
• Access control points between Zone 1 and Zone 2, so workers and passengers in each zone do not mix.
• Dedicated toilets, dining and rest areas for Zone 1 staff.
Personal protection of workers
Measures now
• Workers wear different levels of PPE based on the risk level of their tasks.
• They take a polymerase chain reaction (PCR) test once every 14 or 28 days depending on risk level.
From June 13
• Zone 1 workers must wear the highest level of PPE except during meal times and toilet breaks; they get additional training on PPE protocol; and they have dedicated donning and doffing stations.
• PCR tests every seven or 14 days and rapid antigen test every third or seventh day, depending on the zone.
• Daily non-invasive testing in future.
• Only vaccinated, younger workers in Zone 1.
Environment
Measures now
• Contactless check-in and bag drops, frequent disinfection, and antimicrobial coating on surfaces.
• Dedicated ventilation system in toilets and upgraded air filters.
From June 13
• Portable high-efficiency particulate air filters in contained spaces with high footfall.
