Lending a listening ear helps


Since the start of the MCO, Befrienders Johor Baru volunteers attended to 770 calls monthly, a 40% increase compared to before the MCO. — Filepic

JOHOR BARU: Individuals suffering from anxiety and depression are advised to share their problems with those they trust, especially family members and close friends.

Befrienders Johor Baru president Danny Loo said those who were depressed could also get help from non-governmental organisations (NGOs) offering emotional support in the form of a sympathetic ear, through confidential hotlines.

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