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cuesj-879	Galali, Yaseen; Aziz, Kareem F.; Blbas, Hazhar T.A.; Jabbar, Ahmed Aj.	The Opinion and Awareness of Citizens on the Commitment of Bakers, Butchers, and Food Sellers to Health Instructions and their Application during COVID-19 Outbreak	2023	6	.pdf	application/pdf	4466	216	56	In my opinion food sellers in mall are committed with the local guideline for prevention 44.5% 32.0% 23.5% Opinion 8 I am satisfied with food sellers in my location and have clean behaviors 49.2% 28.7% 22.1% Opinion 9 Food sellers have good information of COVID-19 so that they do their best 44.9% 32.5% 22.6% Opinion 10 I am satisfied with the cleanness of the food sellers in my location 52.5% 28.0% 19.5% Table 5: The association of participants’ awareness with COVID-19 commitments Variable Value df P-value Sex 884.970a 2 0.001 Age 1300.208a 8 0.001 Education Level 292.358a 8 0.001 Family Status 567.969a 6 0.001 Type of family 618.272a 2 0.001 Address 617.024a 6 0.001 Occupation 1244.119a 6 0.001 Values with the same superscript with the same column refer to statistically non-significant at P<0.001. to discontinue the COVID-19 infection chain and hence positively affect mortality and morbidity among the community in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq. The results also indicated that the majority of the citizen’s awareness agreed with the commitments of butchers, bakers, and food sellers about COVID-19 prevention, which represented 47.7%, and 25.6 % of them have neutral awareness of that, while 26.7% of citizens have not agreed with awareness about commitments of butchers, bakers, and food sellers for COVID- 19 prevention	cache/cuesj-879.pdf	txt/cuesj-879.txt