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British man jumps to his death at Central Festival mall in Pattaya

 

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A British man leapt to his death at the Central Festival shopping mall in Pattaya on Thursday.

 

Police and rescue workers attended the scene at approximately 4.30pm after receiving a report that a foreign man had died.

 

The victim, who has not yet been named, was pronounced dead at the scene.

 

More information when it becomes available.

 

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Always tragic to hear of these happenings....

 

Central Shopping Mall chosen again....

 

Time for the owners to look at ways of deterring these sad events

 

A Start with higher ballustrades etc. maybe

 

RIP 

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2 hours ago, DD13 said:

Always tragic to hear of these happenings....

 

Central Shopping Mall chosen again....

 

Time for the owners to look at ways of deterring these sad events

 

A Start with higher ballustrades etc. maybe

 

RIP 

Terminal 21 is even more dangerous for that to happen as straight line down from the hight's

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Foreigner jumps to death in Pattaya department store

By The Nation

 

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A foreigner jumped to his death from the sixth floor of a shopping complex in Chon Buri’s Pattaya City on Thursday afternoon.

 

The man, whose nationality is unknown, was rushed to a nearby hospital though he was declared dead at the scene. 

 

Pol Lt-Colonel Pitak Nernsang, an investigator from the Pattaya Police Station, said police learned at 5.30pm that a foreigner aged about 50 had fallen from the sixth floor of Central Pattaya Beach Department store.

 

The body was covered with a white sheet by the time the police arrived, and initial investigation found that the man’s arms, legs and neck were broken and the skull was fractured. There were no documents on his person for identification, Pitak said. 

 

A vendor near the site on the sixth floor said she noticed a foreigner trying to climb over the barrier, but had let go by the time she got to him. 

 

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The body has been sent to a nearby hospital for an autopsy.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/breakingnews/30369544

 

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11 hours ago, fforest1 said:

Why would some one jump INSIDE a mall?

I guess it offers the same opportunities and certainties as outside or a high floor on a condo!

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12 hours ago, fforest1 said:

Why would some one jump INSIDE a mall?

If you're going to jump why not?  It's so easy to climb over the low barriers and none of the hassle of trying to get up to the roof.  Also if it happens to be a spur of the moment decision you are hardly going to be standing on a roof are you?  I've often looked over the sides of escalators on the way up and thought how easy it would be.

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If you’re going to do this, have some decency. Keep your passport on your person, wear a diaper, and go do this at a construction site or something. 

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18 minutes ago, Penicillin said:

If your going to “off yourself” , do it where you don’t put others at risk either physically or emotionally.  Very selfish and disturbed man. 

Absolutely spot on with your post!

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