State Health Committee chairman Ahmad Saidi Mohamad Daud said Chung Sook Khuan, 63, did not suffer from depression, anxiety or stress.
“Her answers to all questions to assess her mental faculties were normal. Her blood pressure and sugar levels were also fine. Last week, the Ipoh City Council cleared rubbish from her porch and outside her house, and her compound was also sanitised. Ahmad Saidi said the health department would be monitoring her mental state closely to ensure she does not start her hoarding habits again.He explained that Chung had been collecting rubbish for recycling purposes and told them that during the movement control order she was unable to send the rubbish to the recycling centre.
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