Singapore is looking to get back to business, but not for everyone. As the city-state continues to see new COVID-19 cases, the government has declared that some businesses will be allowed to return to work. Not casinos though, as GGRAsia reports the current gaming shutdown is expected to be extended.

The Casino Regulatory Authority (CRA) has told the outlet that the current shutdown on gambling, which has an end date of June 1, will be extended. The city’s two casino operators, Las Vegas Sands (Marina Bay Sands) and Genting Singapore (Resorts World Sentosa) – have been shut down since April 7.

This announcement comes after the government moved into phase 1 of reopening the economy. The finance and wholesale sectors will be allowed to return to work on June 2, along with the nearly 40 other sectors, adding up for nearly 75% of the economy. This includes consumer electronics manufacturing, logistics, telecommunications and professional services, but not retailers or hotels.

 “The government will further monitor and assess developments in the Covid-19 situation to determine the appropriate timelines for the gradual resumption of more businesses and activities, including the casinos,” the CRA noted.