Circuit breaker disrupting logistics firms that need to ramp up operations
They have a steady flow of business but are hampered by manpower shortage, freight delays
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WHILE Singapore logistics firms continue to see a steady flow of business amid the pandemic, operations have been hampered by "circuit breaker" measures according to companies that The Business Times spoke to.
This comes as the government has imposed strict measures in a bid to prevent the spread of Covid-19 at workplace premises.
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