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Woman, 32, jumps from 8th floor of Thai condo after argument with man, comes out uninjured after landing in pool

Suffered no injuries.

Woman, 32, jumps from 8th floor of Thai condo after argument with man, comes out uninjured after landing in pool

On October 31 at around 3 a.m., a 32-year-old woman from Uzbekistan leapt naked from the eighth floor of a condominium in Pattaya, Thailand. According to Khaosod English, the woman's argument with a 41-year-old Turkish man in the room appeared to be the catalyst for her impulsive decision. The woman landed in the condo's swimming pool and emerged unharmed, suffering no injuries from the fall.

A rescue volunteer informed Khaosod English that the man, who had sustained a head injury and was bleeding, descended to the ground to seek assistance. The woman had locked the door from within the room before bravely stepping onto the balcony. Police discovered drug paraphernalia and evidence of a struggle in the room when they conducted their search.

Sin Chew Daily News reported that the woman was intoxicated and incoherent when found, completely naked. Rescue workers wrapped her in a towel before medical treatment. Police are currently investigating the circumstances leading to the argument, questioning both individuals involved, and preparing for potential legal action.

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