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AIIMS lost exceptionally bright students to self-harm: Randeep Guleria
Updated On: 18 August, 2020 01:27 PM IST | Mumbai | IANS
Guleria, who is also the part of a core team monitoring the pandemic, said that the Coronavirus has itself taken a toll on mental health

AIIMS Director Randeep Guleria. Pic/Twitter IANS
All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) Director Randeep Guleria has expressed concern over the increase in suicides in the institute and urged students as well as the faculty members to reach out for support. The remarks came after the decomposing body of a 40-year-old AIIMS doctor was recovered from his residence.
#AIIMS Director #RandeepGuleria expressed concern over the increase in suicides in the institute & urged students as well as the faculty members to reach out for support.
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Over the last two months, the institute in capital city has seen six suicides, including that of 3 doctors. pic.twitter.com/keKsi3mHtN
Over the last two months, the premier institute in the capital city has seen six suicides, including that of three doctors. "A number of unfortunate recent events have caused us great distress. This has led us to lose some of our exceptionally bright and caring students and part of our family due to self-harm," Guleria said, reassuring that AIIMS will do everything possible to prevent its recurrence.


