Non-ICT IPPT / RT for NSmen Back from 1 March with Enhanced Measures


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Previously, Mindef announced that all IPPT and RT sessions for NSmen are suspended.

And my fat colleague GY thought he has successfully siam-ed his IPPT requirement for this year.

If you catch no balls, then watch this video on the obligations we NSmen have to fulfil:


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Now, moving on…

Unfortunately for him (and the rest of us who keeps going to CMPB to pay the fine), non-ICT IPPT / RT is now back in action.

You can now book for sessions from 1 Mar 2020 onwards.

Of course, if you’re worried about the Covid-19 situation, Mindef has assured us that they have implemented “enhanced” measures to keep the virus away.

Enhanced Measures

Said measures include pre-checks during arrival (measuring temperature and travel declaration), smaller groups and higher cleaning of FCCs and the equipment.

Image: Facebook (Mindef)

Though you’d know that temperature taking is already a measure even before the COVID-19 threat, though it’s to ensure that NSmen are healthy.

As for normal NSmen like you and me, we can do our part too:


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  • See a doctor if unwell
  • Be punctual or if possible, come much earlier (for people who’ve not been going for the sessions, do note that you’d have to come 15 minutes earlier – and sessions usually start on time or even earlier)
  • Be patient
  • And help to keep the place clean

We Will Keep You Safe

MINDEF/SAF would like to assure NSmen that our health is of utmost importance.

That and they will continue to monitor and review their policies according to the situation.

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For enquiries, and by that, I mean people who need extensions of their IPPT window, you can call the 24-hour NS Hotline at 1800-367-6767.

That or email [email protected].

Things Are Coming Back to Normal, Guys

The Covid-19 outbreak has severely impacted Singapore, whether it be morale, financial or Singaporeans’ behaviour.


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But there’s been a series of good news for Singapore in the past week:

And more.

So if you’re tired of the Covid-19 situation and worried about the consequences, just cheer up and who knows, this might just become a memory of the past shortly.

With that said, do keep yourself updated on the Covid-19 situation in Singapore by bookmarking MOH’s website.

That’s the place where you can get the most accurate information liao.


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