Govt.offers lonely young people Rs 40,000!!???
A person can suffer a lot from loneliness, and it can have so many negative effects that it is difficult to imagine. The South Korean government has acknowledged that certain young people in their nation appear to be completely cut off from the outside world and is now prepared to pay them to "re-enter society," according to reports.
Around 3 lakh young people in south korea describe themselves as "lonely." They are currently receiving $500 (Rs 40,000) each month from the government to help them reintegrate into society.
They will reportedly receive 6,50,000 Korean won ($500 or 40,939) a month from the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family. Their "psychological, emotional stability and healthy growth" are supported by this decision, according to the research.
The ministry's report, citing the Korea Institute for health and Social Affairs, revealed that nearly 3.1% of Koreans between the ages of 19 and 39 are "reclusive lonely young people," characterised as people who have "noticeable difficulty leading a normal life, live in a limited space, and are in a state of being disconnected from the outside for more than a certain period of time."
In adolescence, 40% of them start to isolate themselves.
40% of these people who identify as "lonely" or "isolated" start feeling alone during adolescence. According to reports, this group of people experiences financial struggles, mental diseases, familial issues, or health issues.
'Lonely' individuals between the ages of 9 and 24 who reside in a household of four will get the monthly allowance. This is for those individuals whose families make less than the $4,165 (or $3,41,137) monthly national average.
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