According to expert estimates, 24 million Chinese adolescents suffer from the so-called Internet addiction, and their number continues to grow steadily. In the Middle Kingdom, this ailment has acquired threatening scale in recent years. The authorities do not have time to open specialized clinics intended for the rehabilitation of young people who have fallen into steel networks of the world web.
However, some “web narcomans” refuse to help Nonukcasinosites.co.uk/review/damslots-casino/ doctors and resort to self-medication, which ends for them very deplorable. One nineteen -year -old guy from the city of Nantun in the province of Jiangsu recently became the hero of local television news. He cut off his left hand with a kitchen knife in the hope that this radical measure will help him get rid of the slave olyan shackles.
When the teenager’s mother entered his bedroom around 11 o’clock in the evening of local time, the room was empty, and the note was on the bed: “Mom, I went to the hospital. Don’t worry. I will definitely return in the evening ". While the woman read this text, her son, sitting on a bench, amputated his hand. When the case was done, the guy independently called a taxi and asked him to deliver him to the nearest medical care point. The surgeons managed to sew his hand in place after it was found by the police, but doctors cannot guarantee the complete restoration of motor functions.
Activists are convinced that Asian countries like China, which have 649 million Internet users, ended up at the epicenter of the epidemic of online narcomasy. Military psychologist Tao RAS (TAO RAN), which practices in a rehabilitation center in Beijing, believes that about 14 percent of local youth are subject to this ailment.