The exact moment a driver saves the life of a woman who has attempted to commit suicide

In Guadalajara The driver of a collective saved the life of a young woman who was preparing to take off from a bridge over three meters high and he did it by placing the vehicle under it.

A video started to circulate in social networks where you can appreciate the exact moment when the transport bus stops and reverses so that the young woman does not fall to the ground.

The fact was captured por the camera of a witness who went on social networks, where he quickly became viralIn the short excerpt, you can see how the woman was suspended at the bridge, supported by people with one hand who apparently had just launched themselves.

The chauffeur When she noticed the situation, she got under the truck to cushion the fall and made sure she was safe. the people who held her held her loose.

The girl claimed to kill herself by jumping from a bridge

the girl He fell on the roof of the vehicle, even though he suffered no major damage. According to the witness who recorded the facts, it happened in front of a school whose daughter is a student.

Suicides in Mexico, a public health problem

According to the Mexican Youth Parliament held at the San Lazaro Legislative Building in September 2018, he stressed that one in eight suicide attempts are consumed.

The women who try suicide the most are women, but it is the men who succeed the most, The main cause is depression, but in Mexico, there is no culture of care and follow-up of this disease.

According to data from the World Health Organization (WHO), about 800,000 people commit suicide each year; in Mexico, there were approximately 6,000,291 deaths due to self-inflicted injuries (suidicios), which represents about 17 newspapers, and 81% of them were committed by men.

According to figures from the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (Inegi), it has been revealed that The most common suicides are Chihuahua (11.4), Yucatan (10.2), Aguascalientes (9.6), Campeche (9.1) and Colima (8.5).

The highest rates among men are between groups of 20 to 44 years, but young people aged 20 to 24 represent the highest risks, with 16 suicides out of 100.

For women, the highest rate is reached in the 15 to 19 age group, with four suicides per 10,000 women.