Survey: 65 Percent Say Government's Coronavirus Aid Not Sufficient
While 60 percent said their income has dropped during the pandemic, 62 percent said they were not hopeful for the future.
Officers handing out aid in Ağrı (Photo: AA)
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More than 60 percent of the people's income dropped during the coronavirus pandemic and the majority think the government's coronavirus aid is not enough, according to a new survey.
The survey was conducted by Adar company with 795 men and 835 women from 26 provinces with "computer supported telephone interviews."
- Here are the questions and answer of the survey:
- Will everything return to the normal after June 1? Yes: 23% No: 77%
- Did you find the government's support sufficient during the coronavirus period? Yes: 35% No: 65%
- Would you go to shopping malls, which opened with the normalization? Yes: 32% No 68%
- How did your income level change during the coronavirus period? Decreased: 62% No change: 32% Increased: 4%
- How hopeful are you for the future after coronavirus? Not hopeful: 62% Hopeful: 14% Undecided: 24% (RT/VK)
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