SINGAPORE -- Singapore is cautiously weighing when to reopen its borders in a bigger way amid a COVID-19 wave, even as it earmarks millions to revive its air hub status and closest neighbor Malaysia prepares to throw open its doors in less than a month.
The city-state this week announced a package worth 500 million Singapore dollars ($368 million) to support its aviation sector, but stopped short of stating when it would follow its Southeast Asian peers in casting off restraints on international travel.
