00:00There is a pressure in the body and the expectation of the body.
00:08In the situation, it's possible to keep the body and the body.
00:17It's possible to keep the body and the body is possible to keep the body.
00:22The body and the body are possible to keep the body.
00:28if you look at social media, you see people who have along the way.
00:38So the beauty of this business is really interesting.
00:4430% of people have become distressed and distressed a few people.
00:48So the misinformation is blue.
00:51The people are asking if you are on a phone call or in a hospital.
00:56In 2000, when he was a guy, he was a guy who was a guy who was a guy who was a guy who was a guy.
01:02But then, there is a post traumatic stress that would be changed – the trauma would be changed.
01:08People would be bored, disproven, people would be depressed,
01:13and the past was very difficult to live.
01:15At the time, in this case, the government, the government and the government,
01:20the local support system has more and less.
01:25I have to give my personal opinion, generation before this had a very easy life.
01:46Life is actually very difficult. They don't have a conversation, social support, relatives, cousins, grandparents, neighbors, neighbors.
02:02They don't have permission to cross the road to their home. They don't have permission.
02:09They are alone. They are alone.
02:18So we have to think.
02:24Mobile phone, adult is equally addicted.
02:31Because they are very much prompt in mobile use.
02:40Not that educated.
02:46So we have to think about our frontline workers, ASA, NM, doctors, medical officers, those who are involved in mental health service provision.
02:59So we have to think about it.
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