Latest information depressed mother kills 2-year-old son and then commits suicide in Chi Linh, Hai Duong

On the night of March 30, social networks (MXH) stirred up information about a murder case in Hai Duong. Accordingly, many accounts on social networks shared a photo capturing the terrifying moment that is believed to be the death of mother and daughter, lying in a pool of blood. The attached information indicates that the incident occurred at the Medical Center of Chi Linh City (Hai Duong).

Many status lines were shared such as: “Chi Linh Hospital – Hai Duong, the place is the most interested right now”, “Hai Duong, what happened to Chi Linh hospital, everyone”, “Horrible at the hospital. Chi Linh Hospital – Hai Duong, depression is really scary”, “Midnight read out at Chi Linh – Hai Duong hospital and didn’t dare to sleep”,…

Sharing about the cause of the above terrible case, many comments revealed that the mother was depressed and the 2-year-old son with Covid-19 was being treated in the hospital’s isolation ward. Because she could not control herself, the mother killed her son and then committed suicide shortly after.

On the morning of March 31, Hai Duong Provincial Police said that it was coordinating with the Chi Linh City Police to investigate the death of 2 F0 who was being treated at the Health Center of Chi Linh City.

It is known that the 43-year-old mother and her 2-year-old son have been in the F0 treatment area of ​​the H. Chi Linh Medical Center since March 28. At that time, the boy had a high fever.

At 6 p.m. on March 30, the husband brought things to the mother and daughter, but could not make a call, so he informed the medical team.

When medical staff went to check, they found the mother and daughter lying on the floor, both bleeding a lot and died. At the scene discovered a sharp knife used to peel fruit.

The police are investigating the case

The news that the mother killed her child and then committed suicide in Hai Duong, the doctor showed how to detect early depression

In order to verify the information, on the morning of March 31, the reporter contacted the Hai Duong Department of Health through the hotline. The person holding the phone said that if he would give the phone number of the director of the health center of Chi Linh City to contact, it would be “more authentic”.

However, the reporter repeatedly contacted the Director of the Health Center of Chi Linh City at the phone number given by the hotline operator of the Hai Duong Department of Health, but still did not receive a response.

Currently, it is not clear what the truth is, but if it is true what MXH shares, depression does not seem to be properly assessed as dangerous and needs to be taken care of.

The World Health Organization (WHO) has forecast that by 2020, depression will be the second most common illness globally with 121 million people affected.

This disease kills 850,000 people every year worldwide.

WHO recommends that the abandonment, or marginalization of people with depression, is a major problem that prevents many people from seeking help.

According to Dr. CCII Vu Kim Hoan, Ho Chi Minh City Psychiatric Hospital, Nowadays, the process of urbanization, the difficulties in life, the increasing pressure of work, causes conflicts in the family and society.

If we do not respond to this change, this pressure… can easily lead to depression and a host of other illnesses. For a long time, he becomes bored, thinking pessimistic, even more serious, intends to commit suicide.

Usually 30-40 years old and older are prone to depression. Women after giving birth, patients after stroke, stroke, epilepsy, Parkinson’s disease, diabetes… are very susceptible to depression.

Notably, patients are rarely aware that they are ill and because there are many stereotypes about mental illness, they do not immediately go to a mental hospital for examination. When there are abnormal symptoms, they only think they have physical diseases, so they often go to specialists such as cardiology, gastroenterology, neurology… for examination.

If you go to many places for medical examination, the disease does not improve but gets worse before you go to a psychiatric facility for treatment, or be transferred to a non-specialized medical facility.

Doctor Hoan recommended, due to pressure in life, conflicts in the family; in society, at work or study…, anyone can experience a depressive episode, so it is necessary to recognize and detect abnormal symptoms to adjust to life. When the symptoms become more severe, it is necessary to seek medical attention and proper treatment.

Common symptoms of depression: sadness, loss of interest in daily activities, loss of hope; sleep disturbances, changes in appetite, weight loss, decreased or lost sex drive, fatigue, decreased energy; feeling worthless, preoccupied with thinking too much about death or suicide…

N. Huyen