As Singapore's SGSecure community resilience programme marks its 10th anniversary, CNA spoke to psychologists from the Internal Security Department and the Ministry of Home Affairs about psychological preparedness. This comes weeks after a self-radicalised 14-year-old student — who had written a 21-page manifesto — was arrested by the ISD in May while planning a mass-casualty stabbing attack at his secondary school, an incident authorities described as a 'close shave'. Experts say being psychologically prepared goes beyond simply managing fear.
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