Woman dies after falling from 15th floor of building in Ponta Grossa
Woman dies after falling from 15th floor of building in Ponta Grossa in the morning of this Tuesday (7). Forensic Police was called.

A woman died after falling from the 15th floor of a building on Rua Augusto Ribas in Ponta Grossa on Monday morning. The incident was recorded around 7:45 am and mobilized teams of security forces and the Scientific Police.
According to information obtained by BnT Online, the victim was separated and left two children.
The building's trustee was the one who triggered the security forces after the incident. Teams were moved to the site to carry out the first visits and the necessary procedures.
The Scientific Police conducts expert
Experts from the Institute of Criminalistics of the Scientific Police were in the building during the morning to carry out the survey of the occurrence and the forensics on the spot.
After the completion of the work, the body will be collected and referred to the Medical-Legal Institute (IML) of Ponta Grossa, where the practice procedures will be performed.
The circumstances of death must be recorded and determined by the responsible authorities.
The incident caught the attention of residents of the region and mobilized the teams during the morning of Monday. Other information may be officially disclosed after the completion of the expert work and procedures carried out by the security bodies.
Where to seek help
People who are experiencing moments of emotional distress, crises, or thoughts of suicide can seek help for free.
The Center for the Valorization of Life (CVV) offers emotional support by phone 188, with free, confidential and available 24 hours a day, every day of the week.
It is also possible to look for a Basic Health Unit (UBS), a Psychosocial Care Center (CAPS) or another service of the public health network.
In emergency situations or at immediate risk, the guidance is to seek care at a UPA, emergency room or hospital, or to activate the SAMU by phone 192.
Talking to family, friends or health professionals and seeking specialized care can be critical in times of crisis.
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