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Suicide cases in Malaysia is increasing. Whoever needs help, please call this Malaysia suicide helpline. Please check on your families & friends. They might be having a hard time at the moment especially during this time of pandemic. pic.twitter.com/EvDluHOEoO

— 🍓Davne@NeoPhNx❤️💛💙 (@Davne1912) November 20, 2020

1. 266 people died by suicide in Malaysia during the movement restrictions between Mar 18 to Oct 30 this year.

25% debt issues
24% family problems
23% marriage issues
15% relationship breakups
13% work pressure, hallucinations, mental problems, mass media & drugs pic.twitter.com/n7J3jMUofq

— BFM News (@NewsBFM) November 20, 2020

3. Bukit Aman Management Director Datuk Ramli Din revealed the statistics to Kosmo!, adding that PDRM is always on alert to prevent such incidents.

Concerns over the figures were also raised in Parliament this week. pic.twitter.com/Q4i6D3yLsP

— BFM News (@NewsBFM) November 20, 2020

This is sad.

Something needs to be done to address the state of mental health. pic.twitter.com/h4gUinVo1h

— #PUituPunai (@FiqhTabayyun) November 18, 2020

Since the start of MCO on the 18th of March this year, there’s an average of 1 suicide a day, in Malaysia, according to @PDRMsia. I understand why this may seem like a solution to some. And some are so blessed to never have to think of this 😔. https://t.co/AAcgSp9w0a

— Rozy Ghaffar (@chicarosa) November 19, 2020

266 committed suicide during movement control order (lockdown) in Malaysia 😢. https://t.co/EGdYdxXgtm

— Syam Immigrant (geddit?) (@saifulhisyam) November 18, 2020