Jamshedpur: Steel City, who reported a large number of positive Covid cases during the second wave of pandemic, reported 84 suicide during the peak of Corona.
Data was released at night prevention of world killings by Jeevan, a suicide prevention center based in the city.
It also issued a helpline number (9955377500, 99555435508) to help Denizens in need.
Challenging period, from the third week of March to mid-June, when Covid cases were reported in high amounts almost every day, the city recorded 84 suicide during the same period, data showed.
“During the peak of the pandemic, we also witnessed the leap in the number of daily trouble calls from 2 to 30,” Jeoraj Jain, Director of the Center.
He said in the first eight months of 2021, a total of 176 people died, including 84 suicide during the Covid peak period.
“The majority of people who commit suicide works,” Jain said.
Data advises 60% of men and 30% of women over 40 years have committed suicide while 10% are adolescents and young people.
“Anxiety, fear and depression are triggers who encourage the person to the verge of suicide,” said the founder of Jeevan, Mahaveer Ram, while sharing data.
Work scene is better during the second wave than the first but a slowdown in the manufacturing sector, car, hospitality does indeed affect Denizen’s profit and suicide related to them, said Central Official.
Data suggests family problems related to various problems, including monetary and general disease, mostly the cause of suicide.
“A large number of distress calls are related to fear of losing income due to the impact of the temporary slowdown some people are afraid of losing their own lives after the death of relatives from Corona at home,” Jain said.
Senior psychiatrist Mahesh Hibram said obsessive compulsive abnormalities associated with Covid would subside with the end of the covid pandemic.
“Jamshedpur is an industrial and commercial city.
Factory business conditions and subsidiaries that are connected with this impact on employee life,” said Psychiatric.
Jeevan’s data suggested that by 2020, a record of 258 suicide people, the highest number so far.
Previously, in 2013, a total of 216 people took their own lives in the city.
“Family support is a must for people who show signs of distress and depression,” said M Durga Rao, deputy director of the woman in Jeevan.