Coronavirus Malaysia: mental health issues surge, but where is government’s response?

For psychology graduate Roshinee Mookiah, Malaysia’s first coronavirus lockdown last year was a chance to provide mental health resources for ordinary people via social media. Her Instagram page, @cukup.club, shared beautifully designed infographics on how to uplift one’s mood and sleep better, and also dispensed tips on how to adjust to working from home.“We went into the first movement control order in March 2020 under the assumption that it was only for two weeks, but people were anxious and…

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