As reported by the Khaleej Times, this is because many have to be ‘stuck’ at home due to travel and movement restrictions that apply, some workers face reduced salaries and uncertainty about their job fate. READ ALSO – This Sexy Scientist Will Be A Part Of The SpaceX Project
In fact, they explain, the same problem also ‘infects’ children who have to study online and ‘away’ from classmates.
All of this they say leads to an increase in mental health problems.
“The number of mental health problems is increasing and is like a ‘forest fire’ (spreading fast). The overall uncertainty factor caused by the pandemic is the driving factor,” said dr. Arun Kumar K, psychiatrist, Aster Clinic, Bur Dubai & Aster Hospital, Qusais.
However, dr. Reena Thomas, clinical psychologist at the nearby Medeor Hospital, says a large number of the world’s population are facing new habits in almost all aspects of life.
He suggests remedial measures to address the impact on mental health.
Instead of ‘mourning’ for lost time, accept new statements and habits.
“This pandemic is an eye-opener for developing various skills and seeking opportunities for self-employment with limited investment.
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