The Star Online, 14 Mar 2009, Seah Chiang Nee
SINGAPOREANS, who are already reeling from an economic crisis, have been shocked by a recent spate of suicides – and one unnatural death – of bright young scholars.
There were five deaths, four of which took place recently within days of each other, while the fifth – the suicide of a Singaporean A-Star scholar – happened two months ago.
A common link in these tragedies was the high academic quality of the people, who had a good future and who would not normally be associated with suicide.
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