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Senior four student commits suicide in school dormitory

Namuli apparently committed suicide by hanging on Tuesday morning at around 7.30AM. She is reported to have used a rope to hang herself in the dormitory. Her body has been taken to Jinja regional referral hospital mortuary for postmortem.

by www.newsday.co.ug
June 7, 2022
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Senior four student commits suicide in school dormitory

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JINJA-UGANDA/NEWSDAY; A 17-year-old student, Josephine Namuli, of senior four student at Wanyange Girls’ Secondary School has reportedly committed suicide.

Namuli apparently committed suicide by hanging on Tuesday morning at around 7.30AM. She is reported to have used a rope to hang herself in the dormitory. Her body has been taken to Jinja regional referral hospital mortuary for postmortem.

The school administrators have declined to make an official comment about the matter, stressing that, there were already misleading statements within the public domain and they have since handed over the investigations to the police.

A teacher who spoke on condition of anonymity said that Namuli declined to attend morning preps over undisclosed reasons, only to be found hanging in the dormitory.

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The teacher noted that Namuli has been a bright and disciplined girl without any known history of misconduct or tendencies of yielding to misleading peer groups within the school and they were shocked about the news.

By press time Tuesday afternoon, a joint team of school and police personnel had already briefed the family about the demise of their child, however, the parents’ identities have been withheld for the quest of their privacy.

Meanwhile, the Kiira regional police spokesperson, James Mubi said that detectives are yet to ascertain circumstances that might have triggered Namuli to commit suicide.

Mubi however noted that during the school outreach programs conducted between April and May 2022, their reports confirmed that several secondary school children were depressed over substance abuse and misinformation concerning sexual reproductive health.

“I implore school heads to earmark interaction spaces for children, and to be well equipped with councilors skilled enough to engage students while in stressful situations to avoid incidents like this,” he said.


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