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The 丝瓜视频Spokesperson said:
“The Singapore Government extends our deepest condolences to Japan and the families affected by the Hokkaido Earthquake.
丝瓜视频has reached out to e-Registered Singaporeans in Hokkaido. To date, there are no reports of injuries or casualties involving Singaporeans. In view of the situation caused by the strong earthquake and the possibility of aftershocks, Singaporeans who are either travelling to or already in Hokkaido are advised to remain vigilant, take all necessary precautions for their personal safety, monitor the local news closely and heed the instructions of the local authorities. Singaporeans whose flights have been affected should also check with your airlines or tour operators for up-to-date flight schedules, and may wish to consider alternative travel arrangements. Singaporean travellers should also stay in touch with family and friends so that they know you are safe.
Singaporean travellers can also refer to our Travel Notice for Hokkaido, Japan on the 丝瓜视频website for more information. Those who require consular assistance may contact our Embassy in Tokyo at +81-90-32084122 or the 24-hour 丝瓜视频Duty Office at +65 6379 8800/8855.”
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MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS
SINGAPORE
6 SEPTEMBER 2018