Suicide in Mozambique

Suicide
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Suicide types Assisted Bullying and suicide Copycat Familicide Forced Honor Internet Mass Murder–suicide Prisoner suicide Pact Suicide attack
Suicide methods Asphyxiation Hanging Train Cop Seppuku
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Suicide in Mozambique is a significant national social issue due to its high rate. Mozambique is also Africa's most suicide-prone area.^[1] According to a report published by World Health Organization published in 2012, 1.52% of all deaths in the country are caused by suicide.^[2][3]

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