Solutions in Singapore and Thailand to halt clusters in workplaces


PETALING JAYA: When Covid-19 clusters began to emerge among foreign workers in Singapore last year, it dominated headlines across the republic as it was the first time four-digit daily new cases were recorded.

The spike in Covid-19 clusters involving foreign workers in Singapore exposed the vulnerability of workers dormitories, as cramped living spaces became hotbeds for infection.

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