INCREASED feelings of isolation amid the Covid-19 pandemic may be causing many people to suffer from mental health problems including feeling suicidal, said Befrienders Penang.
Its vice-chairman Saras Pillay said restrictions under the movement control order including having to work or study from home have caused loneliness.
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