Electric Shock Treatment

Electric shock leaves over two dozen injured

These people received electric shock after voltage current got into domestic lines and electricity poles in the village. Fire broke out in some houses due to high voltage current and short circuit. The current flowing in household item left over two dozen injured. Women mostly suffered burn injuries. The injured were rushed to the health centres, where condition of five was said to be serious. Doctors said that the serious cases will have to be referred to district hospital.

These people received electric shock after voltage current got into domestic lines and electricity poles in the village. Fire broke out in some houses due to high voltage current and short circuit. The current flowing in household item left over two dozen injured. Women mostly suffered burn injuries. The injured were rushed to the health centres, where condition of five was said to be serious. Doctors said that the serious cases will have to be referred to district hospital.

District magistrate Bulandshahr Kamini Chaujan also rushed to the spot along with senior officials. She met injured in the hospital and took the stock of treatment being given to them. She has also ordered an inquiry into the incident.

District magistrate Bulandshahr Kamini Chaujan also rushed to the spot along with senior officials. She met injured in the hospital and took the stock of treatment being given to them. She has also ordered an inquiry into the incident.

Locals said that the high tension wires going from nearby the village got entangled with the low tension cable for supplying power for domestic use due to high velocity winds and rains. The electricity department had not taken any precautionary measure to prevent such and accident.

Locals said that the high tension wires going from nearby the village got entangled with the low tension cable for supplying power for domestic use due to high velocity winds and rains. The electricity department had not taken any precautionary measure to prevent such and accident.

In Australia – Electric shock therapy on the rise for young « CCHR ...

Note from CCHR:  More than 1 million people are electroshocked every year, including children, the elderly and pregnant women.   This is simply a brutal, invasive and damaging ‘treatment’ where up to 450 volts of electricity are sent through the skull.  Psychiatrists admit they don’t know how electroshock ‘works’ and the reason behind this is simple:  it doesn’t work.  Now in Australia, the use of electroshock for the young is on the rise.   Mentioned in this article are the atrocities that were committed in Chelmsford psychiatric hospital where patients were put into drugged induced coma’s and electroshocked, killing dozens.  That lethal and inhumane practice was exposed and then banned due  to the efforts of CCHR.   No organization has done more to expose the deadly practice of electroshock, or helped enact more international laws restricting or prohibiting its use, than CCHR.    To get the facts about electroshock ‘treatment’ read this article by psychologist John Breeding, “Think They Don’t Electroshock People Anymore? Think Again” http://qr.net/edoh

ELECTRIC shock treatments for mental health patients have increased by almost 30 per cent in the past five years in NSW, particularly among young women, Medicare figures show.Female patients – all aged under 24 – received almost 600 procedures last year, more than twice the rate of young women in Victoria.

The trend has sparked concern among some psychiatrists about the ”start of a slippery slope”.

An investigation by The Sun-Herald into the resurgence of the treatment, also known as electro-convulsive therapy, or ECT, reveals that the number of voluntary sessions received by young women rose from 184 in 2000 to 575 last year.