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68% of pub-goers worried that other customers will not take safety measures seriously

Almost seven in 10 pub-goers, 68%, are worried that other customers will not take safety measures seriously.

68% of pub-goers worried that other customers will not take safety measures seriously

Wed, 24 Jun, 2020 - 19:21

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Almost seven in 10 pub-goers, 68%, are worried that other customers will not take safety measures seriously.

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