A 16-year-old student died in Payyavoor, Kerala, who had tried to commit suicide by jumping from the school building. He died during treatment. The name of the student who died was Ayona Monson and she was studying at PUC. Last Monday, he had jumped from the third floor of Sacred Heart Higher Secondary School in Payyavoor. He was admitted to a private hospital in Kannur in a critical condition, but the treatment had no effect and he died today.

It is learned that Ayona Monson's mother was planning to go abroad for a job and all the preparations had been made for it. But Ayona was very sad about her mother going abroad. Shortly after coming to school on Monday morning, Ayona jumped from the third floor of the school building. She fell on the basketball court, after which she was immediately admitted to the hospital. But despite treatment his life could not be saved.

Ayona's lab exam was scheduled to take place in a few days. Even before this he ended his life. The real cause of his death is not yet known. Payyavoor police is investigating the matter. The body has been handed over to the family members after post-mortem in the district hospital.

Ayona's parents donated organs

Ayona, who was seriously injured after falling from the building, became brain dead during treatment last night. After this, Ayona's parents decided to give life to others by donating their daughter's organs. It is learned that Ayona's organs have been donated to patients undergoing treatment in hospitals in Thalassery, Kozhikode and Thiruvananthapuram. Both Ayona's kidneys, liver and eyes were donated. One of Ayona's kidneys was sent by Indigo flight to a hospital in Thiruvananthapuram. Whereas, the other kidney was taken to Aster Mims Hospital in Kozhikode. Similarly, the liver was sent to Maitra Hospital in Kozhikode and the eyes to Kannur District Hospital. Even after Ayona's death, her organ donation has brightened the lives of many people.

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