Small businesses ask for ramp-up in relief measures
Four trade groups plead for more help, saying embattled businesses are burdened by revenue loss, and ability to sustain jobs and afford rentals
Singapore
DESPERATE small businesses have called for a ramp-up in relief measures, as Singapore headed into its third pandemic-era ban on dining-in.
Without help, the consumer sector will hit its breaking point, its representatives warned on Wednesday.
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