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Skies are clearing, but weeks indoors can mess with your head: Experts say don’t brush off the signs

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Momentum
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2 mentions
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News
First detected 26 Oct, 07:00 MYTLatest activity 26 Oct, 07:00ENconfidence 60%

What happened

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 26 — With haze conditions continue to affect parts of the country, mental health experts warn that spending prolonged periods indoors can take a toll on mental health and overall wellbeing. (Malay Mail, 07:00)

The reporting

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  • Photo: Malay Mail
    Malay Mail·News·EN·26 Oct, 07:00 MYT

    Skies are clearing, but weeks indoors can mess with your head: Experts say don’t brush off the signs

    KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 26 — With haze conditions continue to affect parts of the country, mental health experts warn that spending prolonged periods indoors can take a toll on mental health and overall wellbeing. With the haze persisting since early August, many people have become…

    Read at Malay Mail
  • Photo: Malay Mail
    Malay Mail·News·EN·26 Oct, 07:00 MYT

    Your aircon isn’t cleaning your air, and bowls of water won’t either: What haze does indoors

    KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 26 — Keeping windows and doors shut during haze can help limit polluted air entering homes, but it may not be enough to protect occupants from fine particles that seep indoors, two indoor air quality specialists said. Syida Nasri, Airscan’s head of indoor air…

    Read at Malay Mail

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0255075100bars: up to 1 mentions/hpeak 32NEWnow08:00
Latest 08:16 MYT
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Timeline

  1. Detected
    First detected (Malay Mail) source
  2. News
    First news outlet reports it (Malay Mail) source

Where it started

Malay Mail (News)
26 Oct, 07:00 MYT
Origin confidence 60% · 0 min ahead of the next source
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How it spread

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    Malay Mail
    07:00

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  • Covered by 1 established outlet(s): Malay Mail

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