29 Apr 2021

COVID-19 stigma high among certain groups in Asia-Pacific, survey reveals

A survey that involved 4,993 respondents in Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, and Pakistan found one in three respondents believe certain groups of people are responsible for spreading the disease.

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