After committing a 19-year-old nursing student in Mangaluru, Indian Psychiatric Community Karnataka Chapter (IPSKC) has urged medical institutions throughout the state to regulate Helpline all the time to prevent such death.
Nursing students were found hanging in the hostel bathroom in Mangalore on Tuesday.
The police said a suicide record advised his family to struggle to pay his tuition fees which were reasons for extreme steps.
Dr.
Kiran Kumar PK, President, IPSKC said: “Because the workforce is available 24/7, the government must direct medical institutions to launch priority help channels.
Although most of the calls received are at night, hospitals are well equipped to deal with circumstances Emergency.
“He said the counselor must be told to spread the awareness of Hable in all educational institutions starting from high school.
Students must also be educated to identify depressive symptoms among friends and classmates.
“Everyone who suffers from the depression needed is someone to listen to them and make them feel better,” Dr.
Kumar said.
“About 90% of suicides can be prevented through the right intervention.
IPSKC has begun working to strengthen existing help channels to prevent suicide, and we are planning a plan to manage more Hable.” Between March 2020 and 30 September 2021, City Police Mangaluru recorded 394 suicide deaths.
Of these, 259 cases caused by hanging, 96 sinks, 32 poison themselves and seven deaths caused by injury.
Statistics from Dakshina Regency Dakshina Kannada revealed 160 suspension cases were reported in 2019, 158 in 2020 and 113 in 2021.
Also, 71 cases of suicide poisoning were reported in 2019, 59 in 2020 and 50 in 2021.
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Sometimes victims try various methods together.
In case of hanging, survival survival rate.
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