Malaysian singer Fish Leong on how she chased away depression during pandemic


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Fish Leong spoke in a live-stream about how she found it hard to cope mentally during the lockdown last year. Photo: AFP

Malaysian singer Fish Leong, who is based in Taiwan, has opened about her struggles with depression during the pandemic.

In a live-stream on Sunday (Oct 10) organised by Life Line Association Malaysia, a non-governmental organisation which offers counselling services, the 43-year-old spoke about how she found it hard to cope mentally during the lockdown last year.

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