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Singapore’s coronavirus outbreak is spinning out of control, and migrant workers are bearing the brunt - The Washington Post

analyse - 26 avril 2020

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Shekor arrived in Singapore a decade ago at age 17, one of many low-income migrant workers who have powered the city’s growth, building hospitals, subway lines and the Marina Bay Sands resort.
In his years working in aluminum production and on construction sites, the Bangladeshi national has suffered various work-related injuries. The most recent, on March 18, left him with searing pain in his left hip.
That was also the date that coronavirus infections in the city-state — whose early (...)



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