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Home›News›MAE’S STUDENT DIES WHILE BEING RUSHED TO HOSPITAL FOR SUSPECTED DRUG OVERDOSE

MAE’S STUDENT DIES WHILE BEING RUSHED TO HOSPITAL FOR SUSPECTED DRUG OVERDOSE

By Leroy Smith
24 January 2019
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A student of the Mae’s Private School died on her way to a city hospital after she was initially left to vomit profusely in the classroom while teachers debated who should take her to the hospital as they were concerned about her vomiting in their vehicles.

Dead is 6th Form Student whose name was given to the BIG Smith Crime Watch as Danica Shouts.

According to what we were told, the child was among a group of other students who were part of an ongoing internal investigation at the school over the presence of some ecstasy pills which had made its way into the school a while back.

The dead child along with other were mandated to bring their parents into the school so that the school’s management could have addressed the issue.

However after hearing of that, the student reportedly took to her social media page and indicated that she was going to take her life as she did not want her becoming aware of her alleged involvement in the ecstasy probe.

During the lunch break while in classroom, other students observed the child vomiting and raised an alarm.

The teachers rushed to the class room and while the children were screaming and calling for the child to be taken to the hospital, the teachers debated, while considering the mess that she will make in the car.

However by the time another teacher decided to take her to the hospital, she died in the car. The police were called in to investigate the matter.

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BIG Smith News Watch was established in 2015 and is recognized by the Guyana press Association as a legitimate media outlet in Guyana. Our operation focuses more community, human interest and developmental issues. We also do focus on matters of crime, security, business, politics and current affairs. The entity is headed by Leroy Smith, a practicing journalist with experience in news gathering, reporting and coverage spanning seventeen years. Mr. Smith joined the media 2005 and worked at several media housing before launching BIG Smith News Watch in 2015.

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