Survey: Despite the Pandemic, 6 out of 10 People Want to Break their Fast Together
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The easing of mobility restrictions is leading people to consider in-person gatherings again.
A JakPat survey shows that 61% of respondents, or 6 out of 10 people, are interested in having iftar together during Ramadan this year, even though the Covid-19 pandemic is still ongoing.
33% of respondents reported being "very interested" in having iftar together, while 28% were "interested".
Furthermore, 31% said they didn't know yet. 6% were "not interested", and only 1% were "very not interested".
The JakPat survey was conducted on February 23-24, 2022, involving 1,085 respondents, adjusted to represent the Indonesian internet user population.
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