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Handle mental health issues wisely, says deputy CDM

By T. AVINESHWARAN
Inadequate: Norliyana Kamaruddin said she had not been mentally ready for the Games. — AP

MENTAL health is a serious concern in the Malaysian contingent and deputy chef de mission Dr Farrah Hani Imran wants it to be addressed tactfully.

She pointed out several incidents that indicated that athletes need help.

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