Woman caught in tree after 10-floor jump, rescued by Mumbai fire brigade

A 26-year-old woman was rescued by the Mumbai Fire Brigade on Wednesday after she allegedly jumped from the 10th floor of a building in Bhandup and landed in a tree. Pratiksha Hiwrale…

A 26-year-old woman was rescued by the Mumbai Fire Brigade on Wednesday after she allegedly jumped from the 10th floor of a building in Bhandup and landed in a tree. Pratiksha Hiwrale jumped from a flat in Sunshine Building on Lake Road around 9.32 am, hitting a tree about 20-25 feet above the ground.

Woman caught in tree after 10-floor jump, rescued by Mumbai fire brigade

Fire brigade personnel used a hook ladder to bring Hiwrale to safety and took her to a private hospital in an ambulance. Doctors said she had a left leg injury and later shifted her to Sion Hospital for surgery.

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While the fire brigade incident is itself dramatic, cases of individuals surviving falls due to trees or awnings are rare but not unheard of in Mumbai's dense urban fabric. The survivor will now face a police inquiry to determine whether the jump was accidental or intentional. If it is treated as a suicide attempt, the woman could face legal proceedings under Section 309 of the Indian Penal Code, though courts have increasingly decriminalised the act. What remains to be seen is whether the Bhandup police register a non-cognisable report or a full Accidental Death Report, which will determine the course of the investigation and whether any family or landlord liabilities arise.


Source: greaterkashmir.com

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