The Incident Of A 7-year-old Boy Falling From The 8: Resident Of The Apartment Regrets There Is No Teralis In The Window

The Golf Apartment Modernland / Photo: Jehan / VOI

JAKARTA Sari, one of the residents of The Golf Apartment Moderland, Tangerang Kota, again explained the incident when a 7-year-old boy fell from the 8th floor of the apartment. According to him, the incident was discovered after the sound of screams from the apartment residents.

"I just got home from half an 8th. Well, when I was about to go home, someone screamed at the crowd. (There was a victim) Who jumped from the window," Sari said when met at the location, Wednesday, September 18.

Based on information from local residents, the victim fell from an apartment unit on the 8th floor, when his parents were not in his room.

He suspected that the victim woke up from sleep and then looked for his parents, accidentally falling from the 8th floor.

"The child is indeed hyperactive. Still in grade 1 elementary school. Maybe he goes home from school, continues to take a nap. Up and down at night there are no parents, looking for it. Maybe that. It happened around 8 pm," said Sari.

"What I regret is why there are no trellis windows," continued Sari.

Apartment security, continued Sari, immediately took the victim to the hospital for medical treatment.

"Satpam is taking him to the hospital," he said.

The victim survived after falling from the 8th floor, even though he fell on his stomach.

"Still breathing. Continue to be taken to the Tangerang City Regional General Hospital (RSUD)," he continued.

However, after 2-3 hours of treatment, the victim finally died.

Meanwhile, the Head of Public Relations of the Polda Metro Jaya, Kombes Ade Ary Syam Indardi, said that when the incident occurred, his father was picking up his wife from work. However, the victim was left alone with his room locked.

"This happened when the victim's parents or the victim's father picked up his mother (victim) or his wife, so he left the victim alone in the apartment in a locked condition," explained Ade.