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THIS year’s World Mental Health Day (WMHD) with the theme “Mental Health is a Universal Human Right” reflected the need to bring mental health issues to the attention of the world and to mobilise support for mental health in general.

Celebrated on Oct 10, the annual WMHD represents the commitment and aspiration of the World Health Organization (WHO) in advocating good mental health – an agenda that is shared by Malaysia and many other countries globally.

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