McDonaldโ€™s Closing All Outlets Until 4 May ; Even Delivery Wonโ€™t Be Available


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If youโ€™re someone who loves McDonaldโ€™s, and youโ€™ll get constipated without your daily McSpicy, Iโ€™ve got bad news for you.

McDonaldโ€™s Singapore will be temporarily closed until 4 May 2020.

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Ministry Of Health Advised Them To Stop Operations Temporarily

On 19 Apr, McDonaldโ€™s Singapore uploaded a devastating post onto their Facebook Page.


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They said that upon the advice of the Ministry of Health (MOH), they have decided to suspend all operations including McDelivery and Drive-Thru in Singapore until 4 May 2020.

The suspension will start from 11am today, so if youโ€™re thinking of trying to get your last McDonaldโ€™s breakfast item in, their last Drive-Thru order is at 8am, and McDelivery, at 10.30am.

Now, youโ€™re wondering, why McDonaldโ€™s Singapore specifically? 

A Series Of Unfortunate Events For McDonaldโ€™s Sโ€™pore

On 12 Apr, it was reported that 5 McDonaldโ€™s employees were tested positive for Covid-19.

They were working in different branches but it turns out that they were roommates, which resulted in them spreading the coronavirus to one another.

Then, McDonaldโ€™s had advised customers to wear masks when going to their stores (this was before masks became mandatory).

Then on 17 Apr, McDonaldโ€™s announced that they will not be providing takeaway service to Singaporeans until 4 May 2020.


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The only services available will be McDelivery and Drive-Thru.

It was reported that McDonaldโ€™s will continue paying the salaries of employees (including seniors) whose job is disrupted due to Covid-19.

A day after McDonaldโ€™s stopped people from going to their outlets, it was reported that 2 more McDonaldโ€™s employees have tested positive for the coronavirus.

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Theyโ€™re a 74-year-old Singaporean who works at the Changi Airport Terminal 3 outlet and a 36-year-old Chinese national who works in the Shell Tampines drive-thru outlet.


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Goodbye, McDonaldโ€™s Singapore, we will definitely miss you.

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