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Mental Health of International Migrant Workers Amidst Large-Scale Dormitory Outbreaks of COVID-19: A Population Survey

2021-03-01

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Background: In the COVID-19 pandemic, international migrant workers have faced increased vulnerability on account of their status. This study examined the mental health burden of COVID-19 amongst low-waged migrant workers involved in large-scale dormitory outbreaks within Singapore. <br><br>Methods: Between 22 June to 11 October 2020, questionnaires were distributed in-person and online to 1011 migrant workers...

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DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.3793786

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