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The State Of Mental Health In Malaysia

Aziff Azuddin, Policy Researcher, The Centre

10-Jun-21 07:45

The State Of Mental Health In Malaysia

The think tank, Centre has issued a 4 part report on the state of mental health in the country. The findings are not positive with some segments suffering more than others. Aziff Azuddin, The Centre's Policy Researcher tells us why.

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Produced by: Arleen Webber

Presented by: Wong Shou Ning, Philip See


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