Swabs, quarantines and chartered flights: A migrant worker's journey to Singapore
In March, Soe Lin Aung flew to Singapore to find work in the construction industry, leaving his wife and three-year-old son behind in Myanmar. With the pandemic still causing manpower shortages and delays in construction, authorities are finding ways to fill this shortage with people like Soe. Companies like Soilbuild are helping to establish a safe and efficient means to bring workers into Singapore during the pandemic.
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