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Dr Julius Elumba : « L’exposition répétée aux embouteillages peut affecter l’équilibre psychologique »
📍 Kinshasa, CD·🕐 5h ago·1 outlet
Les embouteillages récurrents à Kinshasa affectent le bien-être physique et psychologique de nombreux usagers de la route. Retards, fatigue et stress accumulés peuvent, à la longue, favoriser l’anxiété et affecter la santé mentale, selon docteur Julius Elumba, médecin, sophrologue et comportementaliste.
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