Hollywood star Henry Golding has shared his concerns over the alarming rise of suicides and those attempting it in his home country, due to factors brought on by the prolonged lockdown following the ongoing battle with the Covid-19 pandemic.
The British-Malaysian actor of Crazy, Rich, Asians movie fame said it was important to speak up about this issue and has challenged fellow Malaysians to reach out to others in their lives, not just to make small talk, but also to enquire about their wellbeing.
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“It can be so simple. Think of three friends who may need that text or that small call for three to four minutes, just to check in on them. Really ask them how they are doing and coping with everything,” he said in his recent four-minute Instagram TV post.
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