Every second person in Lahore is a victim of depression

Naya Daur December 11, 2018

According to Pakistan Medical Association 34% of the population suffers from depression in Pakistan, yet there is no national level policy to tackle this mental disease due to social and religious stigmas. Share our video to raise awareness.

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Hasan December 11, 2018

Every orher person in lahore is depressed ? Where are your facts & research to back up your claim ? Lahore is the safest, most organized, green & peaceful city of Pakistan, thanks to untiring efforts of previous Government.

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