Singapore to begin nationwide distribution of COVID-19 contact tracing wearables
Bluetooth-enabled TraceTogether Tokens will be issued free to all residents and made mandatory to facilitate check-in procedures at some venues, as the city-state looks to resume more activities, including events with up to 250 participants.
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