Singapore, March 30 -- Elderly people need to take greater care of their emotional and physical well-being, as social and fitness activities organised by government agencies for seniors are suspended further to contain the coronavirus spread, said experts.
Lack of meaningful activity engagement and less face time with other people could result in social isolation, boredom and possible low mood in the longer term, said senior psychologist June Lim from the department of psychology at Tan Tock Seng Hospital (TTSH).
"This is especially so for the elderly who are more vulnerable to isolation and loneliness."
Activities for seniors run by government agencies had been suspended for two weeks from March 11. The suspension was further extende...