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So, the figures may be even more startlingly bad вЂ“ but we have to deal with the data that is placed before us. There is a major element of uncertainty regarding the number of crew who have disappeared at sea, and under what circumstances this has tended to happen. After all, one missing person overboard could be an accident, or could be intentional вЂ“ and who can say? One of the problems in studying suicide among seafarers has always been finding reliable statistics. So perhaps it is not the social media which is to blame, but the fact seafarers are struggling emotionally already вЂ“ so any negatives online can tip them over the edge. Plus, being stressed from hard work and tired, that is a recipe for disaster. Instead, it seems like we are simply not preparing seafarers properly and giving them the emotional tools to deal with the contact from afar. That seems counter intuitive, especially as historical data on seafarer suicide reached a peak in the 1960sвЂ¦long before Facebook! That may be true, but surely it seems ridiculous to blame the connection with home, with friends and allowing seafarers to engage with home as being the catalyst which makes them take their own lives. There are some who think perhaps in the past ignorance was bliss вЂ“ and being disconnected from home was the answer. In the terms of social media, whereas in the past seafarers had very little contact with home, now were aware of all the problems happening at home. So, what is causing the problems? The recent studies show that in terms of the causes of depression among seafarers it is felt that social media, work stress, and hours of work and rest are the biggest contributory factors. Some 40% of 11 deaths of cadets over the last 10 years came as the result of suicide. The UK Club figures on cadet mortality are вЂњhorrifyingвЂќ. Young seafarers such as cadets are seen as particularly at risk.

There are constant reports of younger crew onboard who simply cannot handle the pressures, the isolation, the loneliness and the pressures of life at sea. According to the UK Club, seafarers often suffer because of young age, isolation and the impact of social media. Such startling research results place the spotlight on seafarer mental health. This is both frightening and depressing, and needs urgent attention. The 15% figure means that suicide is now the number one killer of seafarers! Amazing as it may seem in such a dangerous work place, it is seafarers who pose the greatest risk to their own lives.

While another study, by the UK P&I Club states that suicide is the cause of 15% of deaths at sea. GROWING MARITIME PROBLEMДЄccording to a study by the World Health Organization (WHO), seafarers are the second most at-risk profession worldwide when it comes to suicide. So, we can see all these factors compound to make suicide a very real danger to seafarers. The potential risks posed in moments of high stress and anxiety should not be underestimated, and never ignored. That is where seafarers are seemingly most at risk. Sometimes though, injuries cannot be seen вЂ“ they sit deep within the person. Yes, if there is an injury the Ship CaptainвЂ™s Medical Guide will provide the guidance to make sure slings and plasters are applied. Then too, is the fact that seafarers cannot necessarily access the medical care they need. This physical and emotional distance can cause serious problems. There is the risk of being or feeling far removed from civilisation, and the emotional support of our loved ones. More than that though, there are the added pressures which being a seafarer can bring. Even at the most basic level, there is heavy machinery and the ever-present threat posed by the elements. It has always been this way вЂ“ there is no easy way to work out at sea.

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Life onboard a ship is full of risk, perils and hardships. In fact, there is evidence that mariners taking their own lives is the number one killer at sea. According to new data from maritime charities, the issue of seafarer suicide is becoming ever more important at sea.

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