Leaving Singapore: A foreigner's dilemma
CGTN, 09 Feb 2023
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In early 2022, Singapore eased many of its COVID-19 restrictions, but foreigners living in the city-state had mixed feelings about remaining there.
Miro spoke to a Malaysian woman who felt like her family missed out on important life events during the pandemic, and decided it was time to move back to Malaysia to catch up on lost time. But not every foreigner has a chance to leave. One Bangladeshi construction worker felt trapped by additional restrictions on low-wage migrant workers, but has to continue working in Singapore to support his family.
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In early 2022, Singapore eased many of its COVID-19 restrictions, but foreigners living in the city-state had mixed feelings about remaining there.
Miro spoke to a Malaysian woman who felt like her family missed out on important life events during the pandemic, and decided it was time to move back to Malaysia to catch up on lost time. But not every foreigner has a chance to leave. One Bangladeshi construction worker felt trapped by additional restrictions on low-wage migrant workers, but has to continue working in Singapore to support his family.
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