Many Teen Suicides Are Caused By School


The government has announced that 599 children who are under 19 years old committed suicide in 2018: the number increased by 32 from last year. For all ages, 20,840 was the total number, which has been decreasing for 9 years in a row.

The cause that made most teens lead to committing suicide is trouble at school. 

[Devided by the cause/motive and number]
School --- 188
(Grade --- 57
Future --- 46
Friendship --- 27
Entrance Exam --- 25
Bullying --- 2
Teacher --- 1
Others --- 30)
Health --- 119
Family --- 116
Relationship --- 52
Work --- 32
Living --- 16
Others --- 45
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Total --- 568





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