Beijing
A mother detained her oligophrenic son for 11 years in a cage, after he hit a boy to death years ago.
The Chinese newspaper published pictures of the patient (42 years old) behind the bars of his cage,
He called Wu Ewanhong, pictures showed a Cuffs in his belted feet.
This man suffers from schizophrenia since he was fifteen years old, and in 2001 he hit a boy in the thirteenth year old to death, according to a Cheney Rapau newspaper.
A year later, the judicial authorities decided to release him on the grounds that he is not responsible for his actions.
He was raised the fear of the population when he was walking in the village, Which prompted his mother to build a special cage for him, but he was able to escape, so they built a solid cage for him.
The patient's mother said this to the newspaper:
"My son is crazy and has hit a boy to death, putting him in a cage is not easy for me, it was like receiving a stab in the heart."
Like this patient, many of the mentally and psychologically disturbed Chinese do not have treatment needed due to poverty and lack of talent.
In 2010, psychiatrists were not more than 20 thousand in the country reaches a population of one billion and 300 million people.
The authorities estimate the number of people with severe mental disorders in China about 16 million.
A mother detained her oligophrenic son for 11 years in a cage, after he hit a boy to death years ago.
The Chinese newspaper published pictures of the patient (42 years old) behind the bars of his cage,
He called Wu Ewanhong, pictures showed a Cuffs in his belted feet.
This man suffers from schizophrenia since he was fifteen years old, and in 2001 he hit a boy in the thirteenth year old to death, according to a Cheney Rapau newspaper.
A year later, the judicial authorities decided to release him on the grounds that he is not responsible for his actions.
He was raised the fear of the population when he was walking in the village, Which prompted his mother to build a special cage for him, but he was able to escape, so they built a solid cage for him.
The patient's mother said this to the newspaper:
"My son is crazy and has hit a boy to death, putting him in a cage is not easy for me, it was like receiving a stab in the heart."
Like this patient, many of the mentally and psychologically disturbed Chinese do not have treatment needed due to poverty and lack of talent.
In 2010, psychiatrists were not more than 20 thousand in the country reaches a population of one billion and 300 million people.
The authorities estimate the number of people with severe mental disorders in China about 16 million.
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