JOHOR BARU: The closure of the border between Malaysia and Singapore has caused a shortage of manpower among businesses in the island republic that were depending heavily on Malaysian workers.
Shelley Kan, 33, a Singaporean who runs a confinement nanny agency, said she had lost about 30% of her workforce since the closure of the border in March.
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