THE discharged Zambia Army staff sergeant Trywell Katukula, who caused a stir when he attempted to commit suicide on Wednesday, has been admitted to Chainama Hills Hospital to ascertain his mental stability.
Lusaka Province commissioner of police Charity Katanga said in Lusaka yesterday the former soldier will be in the hospital for two weeks to enable medical personnel to carry out necessary examinations on him.
Mrs Katanga said police will wait for the results from the hospital before making a decision on whether to charge him.
Staff sergeant Katukula, 44, on Wednesday drew the attention of scores of people in Lusaka, including the Commander of the Zambia Army, Lieutenant-General Paul Mihova, when he climbed a communication mast in an apparent suicide attempt.
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Jx pay him.he will b ok.
With this cost of living and some one has kids to take care of!!! What else do you expect??? Give him his money please!!!
Are you going to commit to Chainama all those agonising over job losses and unpaid retirement benefits? Zambia is one country that doesn’t take care of the mental well being of its citizens.
Just pay him his money he’l ok.
depression
Depression can make someone to behave as if mad,give him his money he will be okay.
the man needs help, he gone through alot
Real sodier are thoz who react in order to save lives, too much junta can take some1’s live into six fit
Mupaseni Ndalama Zake Simuzi @ Ulova Ni O Baba.
Give him his money first then evaluate him
Oho