All businesses and services that are in operation at the following list of facilities/places are recommended to deploy the Entry Monitoring System to log the check-in of employees and external visitors.

• Workplaces e.g. offices, factories
• Schools and Universities
• Pre-schools
• Healthcare facilities e.g. hospitals, clinics
• Residential care facilities e.g. nursing homes
• Hairdressers/barbers and salons
• Supermarkets
• Selected popular wet markets
• Shopping Malls
• Bed and Breakfasts (B&Bs) Hotels, Inns and Resorts
• Tourist Attractions
• Restaurants & Cafes
• Service centres 
• Logistics and transportation services (depots, bus stands, bus stops)

• The Entry Monitoring System can also be progressively rolled out to taxis to better support contact tracing efforts for street-hail stops. Commuters should scan the EMS QR codes deployed in taxis when taking street-hail trips.
• Retail outlets where customers are unlikely to be in close proximity for a prolonged period of time, such as pharmacies, convenience stores and heartland provision shops, are encouraged, but not required, to implement the Entry Monitoring System for customers.
• Any retail and F&B outlets that allow customers to dine-in must still implement the system and adhere strictly to the other safe management measures recommended, e.g. safe distancing.

 This list will be continuously updated as more activities and services are resumed.