The vital prognosis of a 37 year old Frenchman is engaged. This man, who was supposed to leave the country this week, tried to end his life on Tuesday evening, January 18th in Albion. He took a certain amount of medication with an alcoholic drink. His concubine, a 49 year old Mauritian woman, explained to the police that he did not want to leave the country, even though his visa had expired.
In her statement made at the police station of Albion around 2 am this Wednesday, January 19, the concubine of this French national explained the reasons that pushed her companion to commit the desperate act. It is following a request that a team of police officers from the Albion police station went to the area of Raffray, Albion around 22:33 in the evening of Tuesday, January 18. The thirty-year-old woman had to relate to these policemen that her companion, who had to leave Mauritius for France this week, absorbed a certain quantity of tablets with an alcoholic drink at about 8 pm.
His act of desperation, she said is motivated by the fact that his visa has expired and he must leave the country. The Frenchman was found lying on a mattress on the floor of the house. He was breathing but unconscious. It was the personnel of an ambulance of the Emergency Medical Service who took him to the Dr. A.G. Jeetoo Hospital in Port-Louis. This after an electrocardiogram was done.
The victim was placed under artificial respiration in the intensive care unit. His health condition is considered critical.
