Jam Hsiao Predicted To Lose S$130K From Closing His Omakase Restaurant For 14 Days Due To Surge In COVID-19 Cases In Taiwan

His manager told the media that the singer decided against staying open because “the restaurant is housed in a pretty confined space”.

“The government didn’t order us to close, but we decided to suspend business for the safety of our staff and guests. At this point in time, we aren’t considering financial losses [as] everyone’s safety [is more important]," she said.

Fortunately, Jam’s bubble tea chain @AtTea is won't be unaffected by the new measures as customers can easily take away the drinks or order them online.

Another celeb's business that's been affected by the tighter measures is A-mei, who owns the bar A Light.

Under Level 3 guidelines, bars and nightclubs have to be closed until further notice. While there’s no indication on how much this will cost the pop diva, she shared that she will “take this opportunity to spend more time with her 83-year-old mother”.

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