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09 JULY 2017 - SINGAPORE: Guest workers from the Indian sub-continent on Dunlop Street in Singapore's "Little India" neighborhood. There are hundreds of thousands of guest workers from the Indian sub-continent in Singapore. Most work 5 ½ to six days per week. On Sundays, the normal day off, they come into Singapore's "Little India" neighborhood to eat, drink, send money home, go to doctors and dentists and socialize. Most of the workers live in dormitory style housing far from central Singapore and Sunday is the only day they have away from their job sites. Most work in blue collar fields, like construction or as laborers. PHOTO BY JACK KURTZ

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09 JULY 2017 - SINGAPORE: Guest workers from the Indian sub-continent on Dunlop Street in Singapore's "Little India" neighborhood. There are hundreds of thousands of guest workers from the Indian sub-continent in Singapore. Most work 5 ½ to six days per week. On Sundays, the normal day off, they come into Singapore's "Little India" neighborhood to eat, drink, send money home, go to doctors and dentists and socialize. Most of the workers live in dormitory style housing far from central Singapore and Sunday is the only day they have away from their job sites. Most work in blue collar fields, like construction or as laborers. PHOTO BY JACK KURTZ
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