Numerous unverified reports have surfaced on the internet regarding a distressing suicide incident in Aflex, Kentucky. According to preliminary sources, a woman, whose identity remains undisclosed, allegedly jumped off a bridge in Aflex on Tuesday evening. The exact location of the incident is currently unconfirmed, although there have been mentions of the Sprouse Creek Bridge. While there are reports of authorities recovering a body, no official statements have been released by law enforcement regarding the incident at this time.
In an effort to provide essential support to individuals facing mental health crises, Kentuckians can now access suicide prevention, mental health, and substance abuse counselors through a nationwide, easily accessible phone number – 988. Telecommunication service providers will automatically route 988 calls to the existing national lifeline, which includes the 13 call centers based in Kentucky. Additional crisis services will be made available as required, ensuring that individuals receive the necessary support and assistance during moments of distress. To reach out for help or support, individuals can dial or text 988 on their devices.
Designed to be as easy to remember as other national 3-digit phone numbers like 911, the establishment of 988 aims to streamline access to crisis care services. Operating 24/7/365 and free of charge, individuals contacting 988 will be connected with empathetic and highly trained counselors equipped to address their concerns with sensitivity and professionalism. These counselors are part of a comprehensive network of call centers in Kentucky, linked to various life-saving services, facilitating prompt access to the appropriate support and guidance for those in need.
