Teacher kills self in school storeroom

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Brighton Chiseva
ZAKA – A female teacher at Muparuri
Primary School, identified only as Mrs Kwangwari, committed suicide by hanging
herself in the school storeroom in the early morning hours of Wednesday January
09, TellZim News has learnt.
Zaka District Schools Inspector (DSI) Samson
Chidzurira confirmed the tragic incident and dismissed rumours circulating on
social media that the teacher had committed suicide in the school head’s
office.
“I can confirm that I received a report of a
teacher who committed suicide at Muparuri School. She is believed to have been
a psychiatric patient on medication. However, contrary to what is being said on
social media that she committed suicide in the head’s office, she was found in the
school storeroom,” said Chidzurira.
He said reports were that the teacher went to
the toilet and did not come back. After noticing that she had taken too much
time, her children began looking for her; searching in the toilets and
surrounding places.
They then saw a light in the storeroom whose
keys she kept and they found her body there.
Zaka police attended the scene.
Other sources said Kwangwari had stayed at the
school for a long time and would not go home even during school holidays.

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