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Sudden death probe opened after student’s fatal fall at Penang dormitory

GEORGE TOWN, Oct 15 — A female university student died after allegedly falling from a building in the hostel block of a higher education institute in Jalan Bukit Gambir, Gelugor...

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槟城宿舍发生学生坠楼身亡事件,警方已展开猝死调查。

A 21-year-old female university student in Gelugor, George Town, was found dead after allegedly falling from a dormitory building at a higher education institute.

The discovery was made by the university's cleaning staff, and the police were notified at 8.40 am.

Preliminary investigations revealed no signs of criminal activity, and the case is being treated as a sudden death pending further autopsy results.

GEORGE TOWN, Oct 15 — A female university student died after allegedly falling from a building in the hostel block of a higher education institute in Jalan Bukit Gambir, Gelugor here today.

Timur Laut district police chief ACP Abdul Rozak Muhammad said the police received a phone call from the university at 8.40am informing them of the discovery of the body of a 21-year-old female student residing in the dormitory.

The student’s body was found at 7.25am by the university’s cleaning staff. She was found lying on her back on the cement floor below the dormitory block. The student, suspected of having fallen from the building, was pronounced dead at the scene.

“Investigations at the scene found no signs of criminal elements, and further examination of the victim’s body revealed several external injuries suspected to have been caused by a fall from a height,” he said in a statement today.

The victim’s body has been sent to the Penang Hospital’s Forensic Department for an autopsy, and a sudden death report (LMM) has been opened to conduct an investigation into the case. — Bernama

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