A 63-year-old woman has plummeted from her 16th-storey flat – but luckily landed on a ledge just one floor below.
She was left stranded on the stone awning high above the ground.
She screamed for help and a neighbour called the emergency services.
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A photo shows her sitting on the ledge – a dizzying height from the street below.
The authorities sent 13 firefighters to the apartment block in Bandar Sri Damansara, near the Malaysian capital Kuala Lumpur, at around 10am on Monday (27 May).
The unnamed woman, who is from China, was rescued from the ledge through a nearby window, as reported by Need To Know.
A fire brigade spokesperson said: “On arrival at the __cpLocation, we found that the woman, a Chinese national, had fallen from the 16th floor to a stone awning on the building’s 15th floor.
“Firefighters rescued the uninjured victim through a window.
“She was in good condition.”
It’s unclear how the woman tumbled from her high-rise flat.
The Sungai Buloh Fire and Rescue Station shared images of the incident on social media.
One local commented: “The Sungai Buloh fire brigade is the best, well done!”
Another said: “Thank you for your service and support for all of us.”
Don wrote: “Great quick response.”
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