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3/11/24, 11:29 AM  PRESSR: International SOS highlights need to prioritise mental wellbeing and health during holy month of Ramadan — TradingVi…
        PRESSR: International SOS




        highlights need to prioritise



        mental wellbeing and health



        during holy month of Ramadan






        Mar 10, 202414:58 GMT+4





        UAE – International SOS, the world's leading provider of medical and security

        services, reminds everyone observing Ramadan to prioritise their safety and
        health by providing expert advice and personalised support. The holy month of

        Ramadan is due to start this year on or around March 11, and Muslims across the

        globe are preparing to begin a period of fasting and introspection. Fasting hours

        vary by location and will gradually increase throughout the month, as the time

        to start the fast (Imsak) and end it (Iftar) is directly related to when the sun

        rises and sets. While this period allows for significant personal growth,
        International SOS emphasises the importance of approaching it with a focus on

        both mental and physical health.



        "This year, we want to emphasise the importance of prioritising mental health

        and wellbeing during Ramadan. During the holy month of Ramadan, while many

        find it a time for spiritual reflection and growth, it is important to acknowledge

        that the changes in routine and physical demands of fasting can impact on
        employees’ mental and physical wellbeing. Organisations can help employees

        navigate the month by safeguarding their health, wellbeing and fostering a

        more inclusive and understanding work environment." says Dr Nosa Aihie,

        Regional Medical Director, Offshore and Medical Services, Middle East,

        International SOS.






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