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9-year-old girl dies after falling from the 8th floor of a building on the coast of SP

Samu confirmed the girl's death in a building in Praia Grande Reproduction/Social media A 9-year-old girl died after falling from the eighth floor of a building in Praia Grande, on the coast of São Paulo. According to...

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9-year-old girl dies after falling from the 8th floor of a building on the coast of SP
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Samu confirmed the girl's death in a building in Praia Grande Reproduction/Social media A 9-year-old girl died after falling from the eighth floor of a building in Praia Grande, on the coast of São Paulo. According to the incident report, obtained by g1, the fall was approximately 30 meters high. The case occurred on Sunday night (26), on Avenida Presidente Castelo Branco, in the Ocian neighborhood. In a statement to the police, the child's uncle said that he lives in the building and was waiting for the girl to arrive, as she would spend a few days with him. ? Click here to follow the new g1 Santos channel on WhatsApp. According to the report, he was lying inside the apartment when he heard a loud bang and went out into the hallway to check what had happened. At that moment, the man saw the child's body lying in the lighting well on the ground floor.

Rescue teams were called, but the death was confirmed by the doctor from the Mobile Emergency Care Service (Samu) still at the scene. The victim's mother and sister were also at the scene, but did not give a statement, as they needed medical attention. The São Paulo Public Security Secretariat (SSP-SP) reported that the case was registered as a suspicious death in the 1st Police District of Praia Grande. According to the police report, family members reported that the girl threw herself from the circulation corridor that leads to the apartments. The victim's cell phone was seized. Girl fell 30 meters high in Praia Grande (SP) Military Police VIDEOS: g1 in 1 Minute Santos

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