A young man fell from the 22nd floor of an apartment building after arguing with his girlfriend

On May 29, the Thu Duc City Police, Ho Chi Minh City said that the unit was investigating the case of a young man who fell from the 22nd floor of an apartment building in the area to the ground to die, according to Cong. Security Ho Chi Minh City.

According to initial information, at about 19:00 on the same day, people were living under the Sun Avenue apartment complex on D2 street, An Phu ward, Thu Duc city when they heard a loud noise on the porch of S1 building. . Looking up to check, they found a young man lying motionless on the glass eaves.

The scene of the incident. Photo: Ho Chi Minh City Police

Moments later, a girl ran down to report that the young man was her boyfriend and that the victim had fallen from the 22nd floor. When the guards climbed up to check, the victim was dead.

After receiving the information, An Phu Ward Police and Thu Duc City Police were quickly present at the scene to investigate and clarify the cause of the incident. The rescue team of the Fire Department was also coordinated to help bring the victim’s body to the ground.

Thu Duc City police said that the victim was NKQ (27 years old, from Ca Mau), before the incident, Mr. Q had an argument with his girlfriend. Currently, the case is being investigated and clarified by the Thu Duc City Police.

Earlier on May 28, a woman died on the spot after falling from the high floor of Xuan Mai apartment building, Dong Hai ward, Thanh Hoa city, Thanh Hoa province. Accordingly, at about 10 a.m. on the same day, some residents living in the apartment building heard a loud noise. When they checked, they discovered a female victim had died under the building’s premises.

The security camera recorded, the victim went from outside to the Xuan Mai apartment building, then the above unfortunate incident happened. It is known that the apartment building where the incident happened is 24 floors high. The functional forces were quickly present to protect the scene and investigate the cause, according to Dan Tri.