It is safe and common to receive the Pneumococcal and Flu vaccinations at the same time.
Typically, you will be offered one vaccination on each arm. Please speak to your doctor about this.

It is generally safe to exercise after a general vaccination (non-COVID-19 vaccination).
However, as with any medication, if you feel unwell, it is best to rest and consult your doctor who is able to assess your condition.

Currently, there are no RSV vaccine approved for use in Singapore.

The Health Appointment System (HAS) currently only provides appointments for CHAS GP clinics. As there are currently 700 CHAS GP clinics on HAS, the probability of locating a clinic near you, for lesser waiting time as compared to a polyclinic, will be higher. If you wish to take your vaccinations at the polyclinic, please reach out to them directly for an appointment and for the expected costs.

It is safe and common for seniors to receive the Pneumococcal and Flu vaccinations at the same time. Typically, you will be offered one vaccination on each arm. Please speak to the doctor about this.

You can book your appointments for dose 2 and 3 at another TF-SCS clinic to benefit from the applicable subsidies. Do inform the doctor at the second clinic during your appointment so that they can refer to your vaccination record. 
Do remember to bring your NRIC and CHAS card for the appointment as well.