Mental state of the nation and Malaysians


If you find yourself constantly facing negative thoughts the moment you wake up, stop and try some positive affirmations instead. — 123rf.com

The last few years have been particularly demanding for Malaysians.

First with the Covid-19 pandemic, then the rollercoaster ride of the 15th General Election and its aftermath, along with nationwide floods and the landslide in Batang Kali, Selangor, which claimed 31 lives.

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