Mental health crisis
It is disturbing and extremely upsetting to see Pakistan's suicide rates on the rise. This crisis is caused by a number of circumstances, such as personal sufferings, social pressures, mental health issues, and economic difficulties. A multi-faceted strategy is needed to tackle this problem. Mental health issues need to be freely discussed and compassionately handled, particularly in rural and remote areas with few resources.
Educational initiatives can lessen the stigma associated with mental health and increase public understanding of the problem. Setting up hotlines, support groups, and culturally relevant services is also essential. A safety net for individuals in need can be established by promoting open dialogue about mental health throughout families and communities. Together, we can contribute to suicide prevention and uphold the value of human life.
Moin Ahmed Awan
Kandhkot
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