Floods: Psychosocial support also available, says Health Ministry


PETALING JAYA: In addition to loss of lives, the devastation wrought by heavy floods goes far beyond extensive property damage.

Braving - and surviving the ordeal of - such a crisis can also cause extreme emotional distress.

The Health Ministry used its official social media platforms to share a mental health and emotional well-being care guide on Tuesday (Dec 21).

The infographic outlined tips on how to cope with emotional instabilities faced during a natural disaster.

"If you are feeling worried, communicate with someone you trust.

"To those who need psychosocial support, please contact the listed hotlines," it added.

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