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As China celebrates 30 days without any domestic cases of Covid-19, China’s top health body says it is now going to roll out counselling to people who have recovered from Covid-19.

According to the official China Daily, social workers, volunteers and therapists will be made available to former patients , to help understand any physical, mental or financial help they might need.

Their data will be held on local medical databases, under a system that “emphasises the importance of protecting their privacy”.

Local health centres will also offer mental health assessments “based on informed consent and voluntary participation”.

In China, more than 80,000 people have recovered from Covid-19 since the beginning of the year. Mental health hotlines have been open since as early as January .

But mental health is a major concern in China. The official Xinhua news agency estimated last year that one in 10 Chinese people had mental health problems . That is 140 million people.

People on Chinese social media have spoken often in recent months about how they have struggled as a result of strict lockdown procedures, working/studying at home, and finding work.

The government is particularly concerned that those who have recovered have experienced work and social stigma. However, it has urged people to be transparent if they have any ailments rather than hide their symptoms and risk the event of another localised outbreak.