stress – Dr. Andrew Mohanraj

Fire and Rescue Department help woman seen dangling dog from 14th-floor window

July 28, 2021

KLANG: The Fire and Rescue Department rushed to a high-rise apartment in Damansara, Petaling Jaya last week to rescue a woman who was dangling her pet dog out of her 14th floor unit’s bedroom window. According to one of her neighbours, who declined to be named, the 37-year-old woman, who lived with only her two … More Fire and Rescue Department help woman seen dangling dog from 14th-floor window

Pupils’ burden getting heavier

July 26, 2021

PETALING JAYA: The issue of pupils lugging heavy schoolbags has been a long-standing complaint but it is getting heavier than ever. Repeated reminders by the Education Ministry not to weigh pupils down with too many workbooks appear to be ignored, with the children still suffering while school authorities and parents point the finger at each … More Pupils’ burden getting heavier

Stay positive: Things will get better

July 26, 2021

IT’S almost eight months into the year and while the Covid-19 situation is improving, the job market – especially for fresh graduates – is still reeling from the impact of the pandemic.Last month, the World Bank in its Malaysia Economic Monitor report said Malaysia’s unemployment rate stood at 5% as of April. It noted that … More Stay positive: Things will get better

‘Lack of recovery time affects students’ mental health’

July 26, 2021

PETALING JAYA: Making SPM students sit for three papers in a day could have a negative impact on their performance. They will not have enough time to rest, recharge, revise and give their best in such a “high stakes” exam, said Malaysia Mental Health Association president Datuk Dr Andrew Mohanraj. The proposed SPM timetable, he … More ‘Lack of recovery time affects students’ mental health’

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Fire and Rescue Department help woman seen dangling dog from 14th-floor window

Pupils’ burden getting heavier

Stay positive: Things will get better

‘Lack of recovery time affects students’ mental health’