A 23-year-old Chinese student fell from a high-speed vehicle in northwest Sydney last night and was found to have fallen from the back seat of a The Ponds, a woman living in the northwestern suburb of Sydney.
Police are investigating the tragic incident in which the young Chinese girl fell off death high-speed train.
Shortly after 10 p.m. Friday evening, emergency service personnel were called to Hambledon Rd Quakers Hill District Road, but when they arrived at the scene, they found that the woman had death..
Police have yet to disclose the name of the Chinese woman who came to Australia with a student visa and lived in the Pangchi district.
Before the tragedy was reported, the school girl was in the back of the car, her male companion was driving the car, his father sitting in the front seat. The father and son are assisting the police in investigating the case.
Police believe it was an "unfortunate accident ", the woman fell from the car, but is still waiting for the hospital to test the driver's alcohol and drug results, the driver has been allowed to leave the hospital after compulsory testing.
They declined to disclose further information, but Quakers Hill police inspector Rattenbali (Gavin Rattenbury) said the investigation was in a "preliminary" phase and had been accidentally dropped from death. car in the past
The police did not disclose the type of car involved in the tragedy.
Quakers Hill neighbors said they heard sirens after 10 p.m. after the incident, but Rouse Hill Times nobody saw the tragedy this afternoon.
Residents near the site said they heard sirens after 10 p.m. but no one witnessed the tragedy.
The police will submit a report to the coroner upon obtaining further findings.
