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Singapore continues loosening COVID-19 restrictions against migrant workers

Migrant workers in Singapore no longer need special permission to leave their dormitories from June 24, after two years of COVID-19 curbs.
Singapore continues loosening COVID-19 restrictions against migrant workers ảnh 1Migrant workers in Singapore (Photo: Getty Images)
Singapore (VNA) - Migrant workers in Singapore nolonger need special permission to leave their dormitories from June 24, aftertwo years of COVID-19 curbs.

Therefore, the workers - employed in industries includingconstruction and maintenance - will no longer need passes to leave their dorms.

But authorities still require them to apply for permissionto visit four popular locations on Sundays and public holidays, with up to80,000 passes available per day.

The measure is to prevent the risk of the pandemic outbreak asit is not over, a labour ministry spokesperson said.

Around 300,000 migrant workers, many of them from SouthAsia, live in dorms in the city-state. The vast complexes were hit by COVID-19and locked down at the start of the pandemic./.
VNA

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