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ONE of the scariest “solutions” bullying victims use to end their suffering is committing suicide.

Earlier this month, 20-year-old student Teh Wen Chun wrote a chilling “Cremate my body and release the ashes into the sea. No need tombstone and funeral. Goodbye” on his Facebook timeline before carrying out the deadly act.

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