“My heartbeats are heavy. It becomes difficult to catch my breath. My hands shake and get sweaty,” said Aritri Paul of the terrifying panic attacks that strike more frequently since India went into coronavirus lockdown in March.
Source:: World News
India didn’t prioritize mental health before Covid-19. Now it’s paying the price
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