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Flood survivors need psychological support, public health guidance — Dr Aboagye

Aboagye said government’s emergency response must go beyond physical rescue and relief to include mental health support, temporary shelter, and clear public health directives for affected communities.
Dacosta Aboagye, has called for urgent psychological support and stronger public health intervention for victims of the recent floods, warning that survivors could face serious emotional and mental health challenges in the aftermath of the disaster.“I think the impact definitely has mental health implications, and I will entreat the Mental Health Authority to take action, provide counselling where needed to the affected population,” he said.
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