What is mental health? Our emotional, psychological, and social well-being all fall under the category of mental health. It has an effect on our thoughts, feelings, and actions. Additionally, it influences how we deal with stress, interacts with people, and make decisions. Mental health is critical at all stages of life, including childhood, adolescence, and maturity. If you have mental health issues throughout your life, your thinking, emotions, and behaviour may be impacted. Numerous variables contribute to mental health issues, including the following: Factors biological, such as DNA or brain chemistry Trials in life, such as pain or abuse Mental health issues run in the family Source: MentalHealth.gov Mental health at this moment [Pandemic COVID] ; According to a recent World Health Organization study; The COVID-19 pandemic has interrupted or stopped essential mental health services in 93% of nations globally. The study was carried out in 130 countries throughout WHO's six reg
COVID-19 is an infectious disease caused by a newly discovered strain of coronavirus, a type of virus known to cause respiratory infections in humans. This new strain was unknown before December 2019, when an outbreak of pneumonia of unknown cause emerged in Wuhan, China.
Covid-19 cases and how it leads to movement control order
The first Covid-19 cases were reported in Malaysia on 24 January 2020, which involve a Chinese national. Click Here for more details.
Concerning these cases, the Malaysian health ministry published guidelines on the virus and established designated hospitals in Malaysia's states to manage any positive issues.
Apart from that, the Malaysian public had been reminded by the local authorities to take precautions. As a result, all of the direct flights between the state with China were stopped indefinitely.
From January until February, the coronavirus cases keep increased, and those affected were quarantined at the hospitals. With the increasing number of cases reported in Sabah and Sarawak, temporary travel restrictions into Malaysia was released by Malaysia Airlines on 13 February 2020. Click Here for more details.
By 11 March, Malaysian authorities began to track 5,000 of its citizen believed to have been exposed to the virus in a gathering at a Tabligh event in the capital city of Kuala Lumpur. Many were confirmed to carry the virus into their respective state.
This raises the cases from 158 to 197 by 13 March. And after a while, the Health Ministry revised the number of participants in the mass gathering is actually 14,500. That means there could be more positive cases to be discovered.
On 16 March, the total confirmed cases had increased to over 553 patients. Later that evening, The Prime Minister of Malaysia, Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin, held a live nationwide telecast to inform the federal government to implement the movement control order for 14 days.
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Free printable posters and signs for COVID-19
Disclaimer: I don't own this poster. If you are interested, please kindly visit the link as stated below.
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| Wear a Mask |
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| Wash your hand |
This poster can be used for school, workplace, or even yourself to keep reminding you, staff, the student, or your worker of the awareness of COVID-19.
The virus is still out there, and probably we had to live with it. Until then, stay safe, and please do take care of yourself.
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