Borey's Oral History, Round 2

Item

Title

Borey's Oral History, Round 2

Synopsis

- Borey, 29, healthcare worker, fully vaccinated to fourth dose
- Experienced stress from being highly exposed to COVID 19 through work and fear of
bringing it home to family
- Cautious about meeting new people and experienced the need for increased protection
and hygienic practices
- Faced lockdown restrictions that prohibited crossing districts to get to work even if he has
official paperwork
- Tries to reduce contact with people but is also aware that it might and could come off as
discriminating at times

Date Created

January 28, 2022

Language of interview

Khmer

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Index

Biography 1

Changes to daily routine
- Going out 2, 6-7
- Hygiene 5, 7, 13
- Interactions with others 7, 12-13, 18-19, 21

Comparison with other crises 11-12

Covid-19 waves
- 2020 versus 2021 1
- Delta 2, 7
- Omicron 2, 7

Daily life necessities 6, 14

Discrimination 13, 20

Job 17-18
- Covid-19 testing protocol 3-4, 10, 13
- Family’s employment status 14-15
- Salary reduction 15
- Quarantine measures for infected healthcare workers 5

Post Covid-19 hopes 21-22

Psychological impact 4, 12-13

Response measures to Covid-19
- Assistance for Covid-19 relief 18-19
- Consequences for breaking rules 16
- Lockdown 3-5, 7, 11-12, 14-16
- Quarantine 5
- Reactions to response measures 17, 20
- Restrictions on social gatherings 15-16

Travel 2-4, 17

Vaccines 8-11, 19, 21

Item sets

Borey's Oral History, Round 2 Borey's Oral History, Round 2 (translation)