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One in two people worldwide have no clear expectations of life returning to normal in 2021, despite some countries bringing the coronavirus crisis under control.
The Gallup International Association, the leading global independent association in market research and polling, conducted the snap poll during the first two weeks of June in 18 countries, including the US, Russia, the UK, India, Italy and Japan.
The association’s report found that “fears of the coronavirus infection remain high. People across the globe are largely still supportive of their governments, while opinion is equally divided on whether life will return to normal in 2021.”
Highlighting that there is no clear expectation on the prospects of life returning to normal, the report said “more than two out of five believe that by the end of the year, things will return to normal, while almost half of them disagree.”
The report said 65% of the population in Kazakhstan, 61% in Bulgaria, 60% in Malaysia and 59% in Pakistan are the most optimistic while 11% of the population in Japan, 28% in the US and 20% in the UK are the most concerned.
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