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Hela 5 000 personer diagnostiserades med depression år 2019 på Koh Samui, skälet att det är så många anges vara den höga levnadskostnaden, brottslighet, arbetslöshet och droger, även det faktum att turismen har sviktat i år på hotell och attraktioner har påverkat genom att folk har förlorat sina jobb.
5,000 Samui residents diagnosed with depression in 2019
Published November 5, 2019
By May Taylor
Thailand’s second largest island may be renowned for its beautiful beaches and laid-back atmosphere, but a new report indicates that the number of people diagnosed with depression on Koh Samui has increased to over 5,000 this year.
Thai-language Daily News says Songyot Chayaninporamet, deputy director at Samui Hospital, blames several factors, including the high cost of living, crime, unemployment and drugs. The hospital now employs specialists to care for patients battling mental health issues.
A change in the tourism demographic has also seen some hotels and attractions having a particularly bad business year with many hotels, attractions and tour companies putting off staff.
thethaiger.com
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Hela 5 000 personer diagnostiserades med depression år 2019 på Koh Samui, skälet att det är så många anges vara den höga levnadskostnaden, brottslighet, arbetslöshet och droger, även det faktum att turismen har sviktat i år på hotell och attraktioner har påverkat genom att folk har förlorat sina jobb.
5,000 Samui residents diagnosed with depression in 2019
Published November 5, 2019
By May Taylor
Thailand’s second largest island may be renowned for its beautiful beaches and laid-back atmosphere, but a new report indicates that the number of people diagnosed with depression on Koh Samui has increased to over 5,000 this year.
Thai-language Daily News says Songyot Chayaninporamet, deputy director at Samui Hospital, blames several factors, including the high cost of living, crime, unemployment and drugs. The hospital now employs specialists to care for patients battling mental health issues.
A change in the tourism demographic has also seen some hotels and attractions having a particularly bad business year with many hotels, attractions and tour companies putting off staff.
5,000 Samui residents diagnosed with depression in 2019
Thailand’s second largest island may be renowned for its beautiful beaches and laid-back atmosphere, but a new report indicates that the number of people diagnosed with depression on Koh Samui has increased to over 5,000 this year. Thai-language Daily News says Songyot Chayaninporamet, deputy...
thethaiger.com
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