Mickael Essouma Death – The young man who unfortunately died by suicide on Tuesday has been named as Mickael Essouma, a well-known physician and specialist from Cameroon. Mickael Essouma was a member of the Universal Scientific Education and Research Network (USTRENN), also known as The Network of Immunity in Infections, Malignancies, and Autoimmunity (NIIMA).
According to Dorset Police, at 6:22 a.m. this morning, three police cars and two ambulances were dispatched to the scene of a sudden death of a resident on the Bibby Stockholm. Officers are currently investigating the circumstances surrounding the tragedy. The UK government “must take responsibility for this human tragedy,” according to the NGO Care4Calais.
CEO Steve Smith said, “They have deliberately disregarded the trauma they are inflicting on those who are transferred to the Bibby Stockholm and the hundreds of individuals who are being kept in defunct military barracks.”
People are becoming more and more isolated from the rest of society, and their mental health is rapidly deteriorating. Suicidal thoughts among our people have been reported on a regular basis, yet nothing is done about it. Until the government “stops forcing refugees into unsafe and undignified accommodation,” “we will continue to see horrific stories of deaths, suicide attempts, serious health issues, and unnecessary suffering,” claims the charity Freedom from Torture.
Mickael Essouma was a highly esteemed physician from the University of Yaoundé I in Cameroon’s Faculty of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences. Locals claim that the young man passed away after the incident on the Bibby Stockholm. For treating Milk-Alkali Syndrome, Mickael Essouma received a MediFind grade of Experienced specialist. He has coauthored thirty-two peer-reviewed articles on clinical research over the past fifteen years. He specifically co-authored one paper on the topic of research on Milk-Alkali Syndrome.