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Sky-High Hospital Bills Causes Covid-19 Victim To Take His Own Life

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Medical bills can go through the roof, especially when you seek medical consultation from non-government hospitals in Malaysia.

A senior citizen decided to take his own life by slitting his neck after discovering that he was positive for Covid-19 and was slapped with a  hefty medical bill at his home in Seri Kembangan.

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The 66-year-old man who lived with his wife was tested positive for Covid-19 on 7th January 2021 at a private hospital.

Things went downhill from there as the unfortunate man kept telling his wife that “He is better off dead than suffering from Covid-19”.

According to District Police Chief Assistant Commissioner Razali Abu Samah, the victim must’ve been devastated after discovering that he was positive of Covid-19 after a second swab test on 18th January 2021.

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“The victim had also gone to the bank with his wife yesterday to withdraw RM40,000 for his medical bill.”

Commenting on the possible suicide that took place, Razali said that the house showed no signs of a break-in, and neighbours reported no signs of a quarrel or people shouting to raise criminal suspicion.

“The man used a knife to slit his neck and was sprawled in a pool of blood in his living room. The weapon used was recovered next to the victim’s body.”

The deceased has been sent to Hospital Serdang for a post-mortem.

 

Also read: Melaka Student Commits Suicide After Suspecting Her Boyfriend Of Cheating On Her

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