Malaysia may face a “loneliness epidemic” if better social support is not in place to care for its growing number of senior citizens. This is following the current number of care centres in Malaysia, which is insufficient for our rapidly ageing population. Currently, there are | Collector

Malaysia may face a “loneliness epidemic” if better social support is not in place to care for its growing number of senior citizens.

This is following the current number of care centres in Malaysia, which is insufficient for our rapidly ageing population. Currently, there are

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Malaysia may face a “loneliness epidemic” if better social support is not in place to care for its growing number of senior citizens. This is following the current number of care centres in Malaysia, which is insufficient for our rapidly ageing population. Currently, there are

Malaysia may face a “loneliness epidemic” if better social support is not in place to care for its growing number of senior citizens. This is following the current number of care centres in Malaysia, which is insufficient for our rapidly ageing population. Currently, there are

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