Burnout among students on the rise


NO doubt a necessity, the movement control order (MCO), however, could prove to be a challenge for students sitting for major exams this year, said Malaysian Mental Health Association president Prof Datuk Dr Andrew Mohanraj.

Panic and over exertion may lead to burnout.

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