Data from YouGov RealTime Omnibus shows that a significant number of people say they will keep their masks on, regardless.
many in Singapore say that they intend to keep wearing masks in some indoor spaces, at least for now, a YouGov poll has shown.
The two locations the respondents to the YouGov poll said they would continue masking are private transport vehicles, such as private bus services and taxis , along with airports and train stations Meanwhile, 39 per cent said they’ll do the same in events or festivals held indoors, and almost as many said they would do so in houses of worship.When asked to identify which indoor space they would not wear a mask at all, 34 per cent of respondents named the home of a friend or family member.
Respondents were asked to rate their level of comfort in going to the same places and the top three spaces where they said they felt most uncomfortable are private transport , airports or train stations and events or festivals held indoors . As for shopping centres and houses of worship, 30 per cent of the respondents had the same response, and for indoor workplaces, 27 per cent said they’d feel uncomfortable.
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