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High School Teacher Takes Extreme Measure: Tragedy in Yongin

View from Bundang Police Station. [Image: Provided by South Gyeonggi Police Agency]

A tragic incident unfolded in Yongin as a high school teacher seemingly succumbed to extreme measures. According to authorities, teacher A, a person in their 60s, was discovered lifeless on a hiking trail entrance in Unjung-dong, Bundang-gu at 10:35 am on the same day. The police were alerted by a concerned family member who was unable to reach the teacher, leading them to track their movements utilizing the teacher’s mobile phone.

Teacher A, employed at a secondary school in Yongin, had been reportedly enduring immense stress due to recent parental complaints. While a suicide note was found at the scene, the precise contents remain undisclosed.

A police official, clarifying the situation, stated, “No criminal charges have been filed thus far, and the exact details cannot be confirmed.”

If you or someone you know is grappling with issues that are difficult to discuss, such as depression, there are helplines available for support. The suicide prevention helpline can be reached at ☎1393, the mental health helpline at ☎1577-0199, the hope helpline at ☎129, and the life helpline at ☎1588-9191. Additionally, expert counseling can be availed 24/7 through the youth phone number ☎1388, the youth mobile counseling app called ‘Dog will listen to everything,’ and even via KakaoTalk.

Stay connected and seek help when needed, as your well-being matters.

View from Bundang Police Station. Provided by South Gyeonggi Police Agency

A high school teacher in Yongin seems to have made an extreme choice.

According to the police on the 3rd, at 10:35am on the same day, teacher A (60s) was found dead at the entrance of a hiking trail in Unjung-dong, Bundang-gu.

The police, who received a report from a family member that they could not reach teacher A, found teacher A while tracking teacher A’s movement path by tracking teacher A’s mobile phone.

Teacher A worked at a secondary school in Yongin and was said to be under severe stress due to recent complaints from parents.

A suicide note was also found at the scene, but the exact contents are unknown.

A police official said, “So far, no criminal charges have been filed,” and “we cannot confirm the details.”

※ If you have problems that are difficult to talk about, such as depression, or if you have a family or acquaintance who experiences these difficulties, call the suicide prevention helpline ☎1393, mental health helpline ☎1577- 0199, hope helpline ☎129, life helpline ☎1588-9191, You can receive expert counseling 24 hours a day through the youth phone number ☎1388, youth mobile counseling app ‘Dog will listen to everything’, and KakaoTalk.

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