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Before the pandemic, these workers enjoyed greater freedoms—access to playgrounds, sports facilities, and shared meals with friends. However, strict restrictions imposed during the outbreak have led to a significant decline in their quality of life. For instance, communal areas like playgrounds and kitchens are now sealed off, forcing workers to eat inside tiny rooms, and limiting their social interaction to a minimum. Workers are allowed only short periods of outdoor activity, typically three hours on designated days, which many find insufficient and emotionally draining.