Service Sector Impact: COVID-19 effects in Singapore and Thailand.

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June 4, 2024

For both countries, service sector workers are mostly concerned that their work puts them at health risks.However, respondents in Singapore generally feel more affected by the outbreak compared to their Thai counterparts. 49% of the former indicated that their work routine has been disrupted, while only 12% of the latter feels the same way.

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