March 8, 2018-A woman fell and died during the Sydney Tower (Sydney Tower) Skywalk tourism project in Sydney.
At about 02:45, the woman was killed at the junction of Castlereagh and Market Street. Police officers and paramedics arrived at the famous tourist attraction.
The police did not think the death was suspicious. It is understood that the woman untied the tie herself.
Detective Rob Wrinkler told reporters this afternoon: "this situation looks self-inflicted. As a result, a large number of police officers and paramedics arrived at the scene. "
Visitors to the watchtower in Sydney were evacuated after the accident.
A man told Radio 9: "the announcement said there was a major accident and then we all had to leave." They apologize and refund. "
Twitter, released by Radio 7, said a man was accused of unlocking protective gear and jumping from a high-rise building to death during Sydney`s "High-altitude View Trek Road" experience, scaring tourists around.
The Skywalk visitors on the tower were shocked. Peter Street (Pitt Street) was subsequently blocked by police.
Detective Wrinkler said, "this is a very shocking situation. We have provided support to several witnesses and police paramedics. "
"what I want to say to the eyewitness is that if you need help because of what you see, please contact your family doctor or local hospital for help."
"I can`t say what people see or what they see. But the police will fully investigate the matter. "
Police are calling for witnesses who leave before the police arrive at the scene.
Detective Wrinker said one section of Pitt Street had been blocked earlier but had no impact on traffic and pedestrians at night.
The police will prepare a report to the coroner. The initial report said the victim was a man, but the police later changed sex.
Anyone who sees the incident should contact the crime line at 1800 333,000. Readers in need of help and suicide prevention can contact the Life Hotline 131114, the suicide Prevention call back Service 1300659467 or the Child Helpline 1800 551800.
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