The body of a woman covered with cloth. (photo No. 9)
Police are investigating the death of (Sydney Tower), a 268m-high Sydney tower, after a woman untied her safety belt yesterday afternoon.
According to the Daily Mail, the woman was said to be middle-aged as she was heading towards Sydney through (Sky Walk), a skywalk with a safety sling tower tied to it.
Soon, witnesses said, she became agitated, threatening to "injure" herself and untie the safety sling. It is understood that the woman then fell from the platform.
Police described the incident as a "self-inflicted accident" at about 2:40 yesterday, and then found the woman`s body under the Sydney Tower and covered it with a waterproof cloth.
The place where the woman jumped and landed. (photo of the Daily Mail)
In addition, some witnesses trembled with fear and were treated on the spot by paramedics. A frightened woman also had to sit in a wheelchair and be taken to the hospital.
Chris (Chris), who was on the 4th floor viewing platform, told the Daily Mail about the chaos in Sydney`s tower after the women`s jump.
He said he was in the tower when he heard an employee suddenly run and yell at his colleague. "at first, I thought the fire was on fire, but I didn`t hear the fire alarm. I really didn`t know what was going on."
"I went to my friends, and they looked miserable. I went up and asked what had happened to them. They told me that a woman fell down. A friend said she saw the woman fall in front of her. We can`t see where the woman fell because the downward line of sight was obscured by something. "
"in the course of the woman`s fall, my friend said she clearly saw the woman`s face because her face was facing up. She said the woman looked middle-aged. "
Others, including an elderly couple and a young girl, were known to have stood on the platform with the woman before the incident.
"No one seems to know the woman. We decided to leave because we felt a little uncomfortable. When we got off the elevator, there were some policemen there. "
A woman jumped from Sydney yesterday and died. (photo by Daily Mail)
A spokesman for Sydney said the company worked closely with police to investigate the matter. The Sydney Tower viewing platform and Sky Trail are now closed.
The police are now preparing a report to the forensic examiner.
