Expert: Provide only what is really needed


PETALING JAYA: Aid workers intending to help victims of earthquakes or floods should seek information from the local authorities on what is really needed for the victims, says a psychiatrist.

Datuk Dr Andrew Mohanraj, who was involved in helping out after the 2004 devastating Aceh tsunami and earthquake disaster, says aid workers must understand that the victims, including children, are facing severe psychological stress after going through a major disaster.

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Environment , Aceh , Earthquake , Psychology

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