Over 40,000 civil servants at risk of psychological disorders, says PSD DG


KUCHING: More than 40,000 civil servants in the country are at high risk of experiencing psychological health issues that require immediate intervention to avoid mental disorders, says Tan Sri Wan Ahmad Dahlan Abdul Aziz.

The Public Service Department (PSD) director-general said this was based on research done through the Civil Servant Psychological Health Digital Profiling System (MyPsyD) which was created on March 1 as one of the government's latest initiatives to improve risk behaviour prevention programmes.

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