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PETALING JAYA: By 2020, mental illness is expected to become the second biggest health pro­blem affecting Malaysians after heart disease.

For that reason, developing good mental health at workpla­ces is vital to ensure a safe, healthy and productive workforce, said National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health chairman Tan Sri Lee Lam Thye.

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