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BORAK KOSONG, CHAT, GOSIP, LUAHAN DAN BERSANTAI DI BOARD PERUBATAN VOL. 19
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Nah...jom ngeteh...
kasi tukang hembus...teringat @chesfa2
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Tag kami...leh post Manglish 
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seribulan replied at 13-10-2020 12:23 PM
Beli dah laptop?
Yap.. Beli laptop 2nd yg biasa dah.. Nak guna utk forum ja pun. |
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Scheherazade replied at 13-10-2020 12:18 PM
Mksd aku tajuk thread hang la aku klu mai mood menulis kalu, aku bukak. Tp aku perati klu ...
Hgn bimbang. Aku baca..then kalau x faham aku akan tanya. |
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Senang kan...cam nak taruh gif...bila fon limited sikit...
Ngeteh dulu...
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Anwar concludes audience with King, to make 'important announcement' at 2pm
By New Straits Times - October 13, 2020 @ 12:22pm
PKR President Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim waves at members of the media while leaving the Istana Negara. - NSTP/HAIRUL ANUAR RAHIM
KUALA LUMPUR: After a one-hour audience with the Yang di-Pertuan Agong, Al-Sultan Abdullah Ri'ayatuddin Al-Mustafa Billah Shah, this morning, PKR president Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim left the Istana Negara at 11.30am.
The vehicle carrying the Opposition leader was also ferrying his wife, Former Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail.
Anwar, who arrived at the palace at 10.30am, was met by a throng of media personnel who had been awaiting his arrival since 8am.
At 12 noon, PKR communication director Fahmi Fadzil alerted the media that Anwar will hold a press conference at 2pm today to make "an important announcement" following his discussion with the King.
Anwar recently revealed that he was granted an audience with Al-Sultan to present proof that he has a "strong, convincing majority" among Members of Parliament to form the federal government.
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Anxiety levels rise among Malaysians amid return of CMCO, Covid-19 | Malay Mail
Tuesday, 13 Oct 2020 08:36 AM MYT
KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 13 — Recently, the story of a man who lost his job during the movement control order (MCO) went viral on social media and touched the hearts of netizens.
The man had told a local radio station that he kept his job loss a secret from his wife as he did not want her to get worried. Every morning for the last three months, he would get ready as usual and pretend to go to work. As soon as he leaves his house, he would look for some odd jobs to do to earn some money.
“As the head of my family, it was hard for me to tell my wife I had lost my job... I felt so guilty and didn’t have the heart to tell her the truth,” he was quoted as saying.
This man is among many Malaysians who were laid off by companies affected by the Covid-19 pandemic. Losing one’s job and source of income suddenly can have an adverse effect on one’s mental health, especially if they have a family dependent on them.
It was reported recently that a former pilot plunged to his death from his condominium unit in Puchong, Selangor. Apparently, he was depressed as he had lost his job.
In another case earlier this month, a cook who lost his job due to the Covid-19 crisis took his own life by hanging himself in his home in Taman Berjaya, Simpang Renggam, Johor.
Higher levels of anxiety
Now with Malaysia’s daily Covid-19 case numbers rising to unprecedented levels and amid fears over re-enforcement of movement restrictions, it is not an exaggeration to say that people are beginning to feel anxious all over again.
In fact, Senior Minister (Security Cluster) Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob announced yesterday that Selangor, Putrajaya, Kuala Lumpur and Sabah will be placed under the conditional movement control order (CMCO) following the spike in Covid-19 cases. The CMCO in Sabah takes effect from today until Oct 26. In Selangor, Putrajaya and Kuala Lumpur, it will begin at 12.01 am on Oct 14 until Oct 27.
Commenting on the current situation, occupational health expert Dr Shawaludin Husin said it is not impossible for the anxiety graph to show an upward trajectory during these uncertain times.
He said in the initial stage of the pandemic, people were more worried about their health and exposure to infection.
At that point, they were mainly stressed about adapting to the work-from-home environment and use of certain digital applications to stay in touch with their bosses and colleagues, as well as getting used to the new normal.
“But the MCO’s greatest impact is its effect on the economy when many workers were terminated or asked to go on leave without pay. Many employers on their part were forced to suspend their operations temporarily while others had to fold up their businesses due to financial constraints,” he said.
The subsequent enforcement of the conditional and recovery phases of the MCO brought some relief to workers and employers. Although the business environment is not as buoyant as it used to be, they are relieved that they can resume their business activities as long as they comply with the standard operating procedures (SOPs) set by the Ministry of Health.
End of moratorium
Besides the spike in Covid-19 cases over the past two weeks, the end of the six-month moratorium on loan repayment on Sept 30 is also causing anxiety levels to rise.
Dr Shawaludin, who is also Malaysian Society of Occupational Safety and Health president, told Bernama the pandemic’s economic impact on the people and companies will be revealed come the end of October.
“Over the last several months, the moratorium and various incentives and aid provided by the government helped to relieve their financial burden to a certain extent.
“But after this (end of moratorium), not only will workers have a headache but their employers too as they would also have to start servicing the loans they took to buy their buildings, machines and equipment. They have to ensure that they have the adequate cash flow to pay the salaries of their employees and take care of other costs,” he said.
Unchecked stress levels due to loss of job and business can lead to psychosocial hazards that are more serious, he said, adding that studies and surveys should be carried out with regard to the current economic status of the people and how long the government incentives can sustain them.
Be considerate
Urging employers to be frank with their workforce over matters related to their financial situation and refrain from terminating their services without any warning, Dr Shawaludin said this will give their employees some time to find a new job as they have families to feed.
“The employees too have to be considerate and think of the burden borne by their employers. They (workers) should remember the contributions of their employers and try their best to help their company to recover,” he said.
In the current scenario, both employers and workers must learn to be more creative and be bold enough to try new strategies to keep businesses afloat, he added.
Dr Shawaludin also said in view of the ongoing pandemic, it is the responsibility of the employer to ensure that their premises are Covid-19 free and workers comply with the SOPs.
He said the Occupational Safety and Health Act 1994 has provisions to ensure a safe and healthy working environment that is free of chemical hazards and noise pollution and even biological hazards such as Covid-19 infection.
“In this respect, anyone caught flouting SOPs, such as not scanning the QR code or taking their temperature or observing physical distancing or wearing a face mask should not be allowed entry into the premises because their behaviour can cause harm to others,” he added.
Improve awareness
Meanwhile, Nasrullah Zainal Abidin, a psychology officer at Universiti Teknologi Mara’s Negeri Sembilan branch campus in Rembau, said by right the issue of mental health should be accorded the same importance as physical ailments such as diabetes and heart disease.
He said as part of measures to raise more awareness among the people on mental health care, the role played by professionals in that field such as counsellors, psychiatrists, clinical psychologists and social workers should be given due recognition.
Existing policies may also need to be improved to elevate their professionalism, he added.
“The health and safety of workers should not just cover their physical aspect but their psychological aspect as well as it contributes to their overall well-being.
“If all two aspects are not cared for, it will affect the productivity of an organisation,” said Nasrullah, adding that issues such as burnout and uncontrolled stress can lead to high levels of absenteeism.
Poor employer-employee communication, lack of motivation and personal problems like financial and family troubles are among the factors that contribute to mental health issues among workers.
Some organisations, he added, have made the right move in setting up trained peer counselling groups at the workplace to check mental health issues among the workers. — Bernama |
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Scheherazade replied at 13-10-2020 11:58 AM
Minum air suam, kot leh warmkan perut
Tu ler.. Tuk seketika rasa lembik jer mkn sejuk pepagi ni. |
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Boleh le ganti slot GegarVaganza 
Bod sebelah- igstory Ayu Damit FC katanya dah confirm konsert GV ke 2 dan ke 3 ditunda ke bulan Nov.
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seribulan replied at 13-10-2020 01:01 PM
Anwar concludes audience with King, to make 'important announcement' at 2pm
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Kita tgg pukul 2 sat lagi. |
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Edited by mrsjones at 13-10-2020 02:04 PM
ayoyooo!! dah rumah baru rupanya?!!!
thank you sche @Scheherazade atas seruannya..
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PM Interim?
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seribulan replied at 13-10-2020 02:04 PM
PM Interim?
bang non dah jd pm interim kaaa?? |
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Tengah tunggu ni...@sarah82 sila apdet...
Kita minum dulu  Bos belanja ayo nyo dgn kuih ni...
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dia akan jd pm ke?? alaaaaaaaa...
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adila39 replied at 13-10-2020 02:40 PM
dia akan jd pm ke?? alaaaaaaaa...
Dalam mimpi dia.. Based on dia punya PC.. Muka nampak sangat tak puas hati, kecewa, marah dan geram sbb tak jadi PM.
Agong akan panggil semua ketua parti politik.. |
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seribulan replied at 13-10-2020 12:22 PM
x...dia le patut pakai kan?
Dia x pakai ka? Klu dia x pakai, baik sb pakai |
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