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Need a repair for your car during this circuit breaker period?

Need a repair for your car during this circuit breaker period?

kobayashiGT

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During the circuit breaker period, vehicle workshops can remain open during this period. However, these workshops will have to apply for exemption with the government to operate from 7 April to 4 May.
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So, if you require emergency maintenance work or repairs during this period, fret not. There are still workshops open for you. In the coming days, many workshops would have their approvals to operate, too.

Here is an initial list of workshops that are confirmed to be open for urgent repair services, and have indicated their speciality in the types of brands they service. Other services that these workshops may offer which are non-essential, such as car detailing, will not be available during this period.
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Take note to refrain from regular maintenance and servicing, and to always make an appointment during this period. No walk-ins are recommended to prevent overcrowding.

You cannot conduct routine servicing and minor work on the vehicle during this period. However, towing, recovery and repair of vehicles that have broken down or that have been damaged in an accident are allowed.

 


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