A 19-year-old girl passed away on Monday (10 March) after falling from a height in Sengkang.
She was found unconscious at the foot of a multi-storey carpark along Rivervale Drive, Shin Min Daily News reported.
Based on preliminary investigations, the police have ruled out homicide as the cause of death.
According to Shin Min Daily News, the deceased fell from the multi-storey carpark at 117D Rivervale Drive at about 3.40pm on Sunday (10 March).
When reporters from the Chinese news site visited the scene, they found drain covers at the carpark entrance stained with blood.
Cleaners in the vicinity told reporters that there was a large pool of blood. However, they said they were unable to ascertain the deceased’s identity.
A nearby resident recalled hearing someone screaming. Not long after, Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) officers were seen rushing to the carpark.
Responding to queries from the Chinese site, the police confirmed that a 19-year-old girl was conveyed to the hospital in an unconscious state.
She eventually succumbed to her injuries.
The police have ruled out homicide based on preliminary investigations.
Police investigations are ongoing.
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