71-Year-Old Reportedly Dies After Falling From 4th Storey of Building in Eunos

A 71-year-old woman allegedly died after falling from the fourth storey of a building in Eunos.

Police investigations are currently ongoing. However, based on preliminary investigations, the police do not suspect foul play.

71-Year-Old Woman Falls From Fourth Storey of Lifelong Learning Institute in Eunos

On the morning of Wednesday (4 December), a 71-year-old woman apparently fell from a building in Eunos.

The building in question? The Lifelong Learning Institute (LLI).

The Lifelong Learning Institute is one of the two Continuing Education and Training campuses (CET) launched by SkillsFuture Singapore. The campus provides in-demand skills training and professional upgrading programmes.

According to Stomp, the 71-year-old woman fell from the fourth storey of the LLI at approximately 10:35 am.

71-Year-Old Woman Conveyed to Changi General Hospital; Subsequently Passed Away

The Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) received a call for assistance shortly after at 11 Eunos Road 8, which corresponds to LLI’s address. The police were also alerted to the incident.

CPR was also performed on the 71-year-old, who was allegedly lying motionless in a pool of blood.

The SCDF then conveyed the woman to Changi General Hospital, which is approximately a 12-minute drive away from LLI. She was unconscious while being conveyed to the hospital.

Unfortunately, the 71-year-old subsequently passed away at the hospital.

Investigations Currently Ongoing; Police Preliminarily Do Not Suspect Foul Play

While the precise circumstances surrounding the woman’s fall and subsequent death are unclear, one thing has been revealed by preliminary investigations.

Based on preliminary investigations, the police have shared that they do not suspect foul play.

Of course, investigations are currently ongoing.

40-Year-Old Dead After Falling Off Building in Punggol

The 71-year-old’s unfortunate death is far from the only death caused by falling off a building recently. In fact, there was another case of such a death just this month.

On Thursday (5 December), a 40-year-old man was found dead at the foot of Block 409B Northshore Drive in Punggol. The police were alerted to the case at around 1:30 pm that day.

However, the Northshore Drive case was much more gruesome. According to Stomp, half of the deceased’s body was on the road while the other half was on a playground garden.

The fence at the area was also dented, possibly due to the impact caused by the 40-year-old’s fall.

Based on preliminary investigations, the police did not suspect foul play in this case either. However, police investigations are also ongoing.