SHOCKING!!! 6 -year - old School Boy Commits Suicide Within The School Premises (see Why & Photos )

Local residents of a community have been
left in total shock after the body of a
Primary School boy was discovered
hanging after he allegedly committed
suicide.
According to reports, a six-year-old pupil has allegedly committed
suicide at a school in South Africa on Tuesday.
The boy Mohau Mamaregane, a Grade 1 learner at Dorothy Langa
Primary School, was found hanging from a noose on a recycling
bag.
He was said to have gone to use the toilet and upon failing to
return to class, a classmate was sent to look for him.
The student sent to check up on him said he found the deceased with
his head inside a recycling bin. He was rushed to a local clinic
where he was certified dead.
The boy’s mother, Rosina Mamaregane, told Sowetan that her son
“had bruises on his neck which indicated that a rope had been used
to strangle him”.
She added he also had a swollen cheek and bubbles were coming
out of his mouth. He had also vomited, she said.
“I want answers to what caused my son’s death,” said the 34-
year-old mother.
With tears rolling down her face, the distraught mother said she had
received a call from the school principal summoning her to the local
clinic where he had taken her son.

"There is a first-aid kit at every school. Why they did not use it on
him while summoning paramedics?” she asked. “The principal told me
to accept what the nurses told me. I smell a rat.”
“As a family we believe he was strangled and suffocated inside a
recycling bin on the school premises, as evidenced by footprints we
found next to where his body was found,” Mamaregane said.
The mother said when she went to fetch the postmortem report, she
was told it would only be given to the police. “I guess there is
more to this than meets the eye. The truth must come out,” she
said.
Her sister, Lekwetse Nchabeleng, said they were still traumatised by
the incident. “I raised the boy as my own. It is impossible that he
could have committed suicide,” said Nchabeleng.
Lieutenant-Colonel Moatshe Ngoepe said investigations have started
and would reveal the cause of death.
“We advise members of the community, including teachers, to put
the safety of children first on the basis that their movements and
whereabouts must be monitored at all times to prevent these type of
incidents,” Ngoepe said.
Provincial education department spokesman, Naledzani Rasila, said
they were working with police and the family to uncover the truth.
He said they had also provided counselling to pupils and teachers at
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