Sunday, February 27, 2011

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Thursday February 10, 2011

Average of 60 suicides per month in the country

PETALING JAYA: Two people commit suicide daily in Malaysia and experts believe the figure could be higher with the many undetermined deaths. It is alarming that teenagers and young adults are taking their own lives in the face of mounting pressure in school, work, dealing with family issues and breakdown in relationships.
The National Suicide Registry Malaysia (NSRM) estimated that between January and August last year, a total of 425 people committed suicide, averaging 60 per month (including undetermined deaths.)
Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia’s Professor of Psychology Dr T. Maniam said the country’s suicide rate was estimated at 10 to 13 per 100,000 people which nearly equalled that of the United States.
The Health Ministry has identified those aged between 16 and 25 as being “high risk.”

source : http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2011/2/10/nation/8035599&sec=nation

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Saturday December 11, 2010

Youth leaves message on Facebook before death

THE 22-year-old youth who jumped from the 14th floor of an apartment block in Cheras at 3am on Thursday left a 45-minute countdown message on his Facebook page, Sin Chew Daily and China Press reported.
The daily also reported that Alviss Kong (pic), who died of serious injuries at about 9am the same day at Hospital Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia also posted a note on his page saying a girl was cruel to him.
They reported that Kong was very sad after his girlfriend of four months broke up with him.
Sin Chew Daily reported that Cheras acting OCPD Supt Abdul Rahim Hamzah Othman as saying the case had been classified as sudden death.
> United Chinese School Teachers Association (Jiao Zong) chairman Ong Chiow Chuen has urged Education Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin to take action against those who send teachers who do not understand Mandarin to teach Bahasa Malaysia.
Sin Chew Daily quoted him as saying that the ministry had in 2000 decided that only bilingual teachers be asked to teach the subject to Year One and Year Two pupils in Chinese primary schools.

source: http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?sec=nation&file=/2010/12/11/nation/7600075

Friday, February 25, 2011

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Teen suicide puts hospital in spotlight

PHOEBE WEARNE, The West Australian 

February 24, 2011, 2:35 am

Police are investigating the case of a teenager who committed suicide after running away from one of the State's biggest regional hospitals, where he was being treated for depression.
The parents of Jesse Dellar, 17, are demanding a coronial inquest into the death of their son, who took his own life after leaving Albany Hospital on November 27.
Albany police have confirmed they are investigating the death for State Coroner Alastair Hope, who will decide whether to hold an inquest.
The WA Country Health Service said recommendations from an internal review into Jesse's death were still being finalised.
Albany Hospital has been at the centre of four coronial inquests in the past four years, including a 2009 inquest on Kieran Watmore, 17, who died at the hospital in 2008 after being admitted for tonsillitis.
Mr Hope found "systemic deficiencies" in the Health Department and a failure by nursing staff to properly monitor Kieran's condition were to blame for his death.
Health Minister Kim Hames later apologised to the Watmore family. In a letter dated February 3, Dr Hames told Kieran's father, Jim, the Health and Disability Services Complaints Office would conduct an independent investigation into the implementation of the Coroner's recommendations.
Jesse's mother, Shelley Nottle, said her son should have been admitted to Albany Hospital's G-ward, a secure facility where mental health patients are kept under a high level of observation.
Ms Nottle said the hospital's observation of her son had instead been scaled back and he had tried to commit suicide in his hospital room on the day he ran away.
She said she wanted to know how he had been able to escape hospital care when he was at risk of self-harm.
"I'm heartbroken because I'm never going to get my son back," Ms Nottle said. "He was a beautiful kid with all the friends in the world.
"People say to me it's going to get better, but it doesn't. You feel a loss every day. It's torn me apart."
Albany police will report to the Coroner next month.


source: http://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/a/-/wa/8895578/teen-suicide-puts-hospital-in-spotlight/

Friday, February 18, 2011

Discover How Your Consciousness Affects Your Health, Your Environment and Mother Earth


---WATER SECRETS REVEALED--


THE POWER OF POSITIVE WORDS

Have a look on this video!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ZYwRgh-qJU


It's just SOOOOOO AMAZING!
From now on everybody should start practising POSITIVE LIFE STYLE. And of course, having POSITIVE THINKING!
Only then we can get ourselves far far away from depression and lead a wonderful and joyful life. =D

Thursday, February 10, 2011


HI, WE'RE FROM EVEREADY!
AZRAI AHMAD ZAMRI
MOHD IZZAT HAMZAH
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NICE TO MEET YOU!