How to treat a mother and daughter starved to death in Fuzhou?

With the continuous development of society and the continuous improvement of people's living standards, hunger has become an eternal memory. Therefore, there are no incidents of starvation in modern society, because even beggars on the street can fill their stomachs, and even if they have no money to eat, ordinary strangers are willing to lend a helping hand. However, on August 26th this year, a mother and daughter were found dead at home in Fenghuang New Village, Taijiang District, Fuzhou. Finally, after forensic identification, it was shocking that the mother and daughter were actually starved to death. What the hell is going on here? Let's take a look with Bian Xiao.

According to neighbors, the mother and daughter who starved to death suffered from mental illness, of which the daughter Lin was 46 years old and the mother was over 80 years old. As early as a week ago, the surrounding neighbors had found that Ms. Lin's home had an odor, but the neighbors thought it was the reason why Ms. Lin's home was not cleaned for a long time and did not take it to heart. However, with the passage of time, the smell from Ms. Lin's home became more and more serious, and no one responded when neighbors knocked at the door. Finally, the neighbors chose to call the police. The police quickly rushed to the scene, and the scene at Ms. Lin's home shocked everyone. Ms. Lin and her mother have been dead for many days. Due to the hot weather in summer, the bodies of Ms. Lin and her mother have been highly decomposed, and the room smells foul.

The police didn't investigate until they investigated the matter. It turned out that both Ms. Lin and her mother suffered from mental illness. Ms. Lin's condition was not very serious at first, and she could take care of her mother. However, since July last year, Ms. Lin's condition has worsened. She and her mother have never left home since she resigned. Because they can't cook, all relatives send meals to their homes. However, affected by the epidemic, it is not easy for relatives to go out to deliver meals. Even if they are given food, Ms. Lin seldom eats it. As Ms. Lin's illness worsened, his persecution paranoia began to attack. She thinks that the food sent to her by her relatives contains virus, so she throws it away every time. She and her old mother starve at home.

It's ok to do this once or twice, but when she is hungry every day, Ms. Lin won't cook for her mother. An 80-year-old man obviously couldn't hold on, and Ms. Lin and her mother became weaker and weaker. Finally, both of them starved to death at home. It's really embarrassing. Many people are accusing Ms. Lin's relatives. Actually, I think Ms. Lin's relatives are doing very well. In the special period of the epidemic, being willing to spend so much time delivering meals shows her kindness, and Ms. Lin's abnormal behavior is beyond her expectation, so Ms. Lin's relatives have really done well enough.

Mental patients need more attention, so we should also pay more attention to them in our lives and let them feel the warmth of society.