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Recently, the news that a girl named VTD (aged 5 in Ho Chi Minh City) dies from studying with an executioner while watching YouTube has shocked and shocked the public, especially families with young children. .
According to Ms. Ngo Nguyet-D’s aunt, the incident occurred on the afternoon of October 12. After a few minutes of inattention, firefighters found him unconscious in the hanging position. Although the family took her to the emergency hospital, D. did not survive, died at 6:10 a.m. the same day.
Ms. Ngo Nguyet shared that D. was going to kindergarten, but on the day the incident happened, she left school at home with her grandparents, parents and aunts working. There were 2 children in the family, but they all went to school that day.
Usually D. and the other two children watch YouTube together. Because the family television has an internet connection, they can turn YouTube on the television and often turn it on and watch it together.
VTD’s grandson died from wearing a gauze towel tied to the bunk and then hung up.
“All family members do not pay much attention to what they see, they usually watch many different channels, but I see that they often watch Heo Peppa. They go to school during the day, they don’t see much at night, partly because the family doesn’t want to show them much, they turn it on to see that everyone has to turn it off. Partly because children have to pay for their grandfather’s television and watch the news. They usually watch for about 30 minutes a day.“- Said Mrs. Nguyet.
Speaking of the unfortunate niece, Ms Nguyet shared that D. is a very docile, intelligent and educated girl, before the incident she did not present any abnormal psychological manifestations.
However, there is a problem revealed by Ms. Nguyet that D. has played executioner several times, everyone in the house has seen him and shouted: “The last time I played half a month ago, but my aunt (another aunt who is not Nguyet – Reporter) saw and scolded: “Who made such a move, who played such a game?” When my aunt scolded me, I stopped playing and went to another room to play“.
According to Ms Nguyet, D. is an ordinary child, always playful, loved by everyone in the family, and has no psychological abnormalities, so the fact that he plays hanging many times is probably due to learning on Youtube. .
Another child, together, almost lost his life because he played the game of hanging on YouTube.
In fact, there have been many cases where babies are in danger of learning actions on YouTube. In November 2019, a 7-year-old boy (living in Nha Be district, Ho Chi Minh City) was in a coma from playing a game of “choking but still breathing” like on Youtube.
This child wore a scarf tied to the clothesline and then hung it up. When the family found out, both his feet were 20 cm off the ground, his face and lips were purple, urinary incontinence and lethargy. After being taken to the emergency room at Children’s Hospital 2, the baby was lucky to survive. When he woke up, his family asked him why he did it, he innocently replied that he often sees ghosts and magic tricks on YouTube. There was a game that showed how to tie the neck, but even though the neck was finished, Youtube characters still breathe and live, so I did.
Or another child also had a blood vessel broken because he broke the vessel with his hand like a spider man.
In fact, many families let their children watch YouTube but do not pay attention to what their children see, the parents themselves do not believe that there is content in it that can make children learn to follow and endanger their lives. But in truth, tragic stories like D’s happened. Therefore, once parents should seriously review the shows their children watch frequently, select the right shows, and allocate a reasonable time so that the children are not addicted, depending too much of them. cell phone, tablet, TV and the opportunity to learn from harmful content.
