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BackA 40-year-old Taiwanese man died from serious injuries after falling from a building in a famous department store in Thailand.
A 40-year-old Taiwanese man died from serious injuries after falling from a building in a famous department store in Thailand.
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A 40-year-old Taiwanese man died from serious injuries after falling from a building in a famous department store in Thailand.

A fatal fall occurred last night at Siam Paragon, a well-known shopping mall in Bangkok, Thailand. A Taiwanese man in his 40s fell from the mall and died in hospital. The police are investigating the cause of death.

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  • A fatal fall occurred in the Siam Paragon shopping mall in Bangkok, Thailand on the 6th.
  • A Taiwanese man about 40 years old fell from the height of the shopping mall to the B1 floor and died of serious injuries in the hospital.
  • The police are contacting the family through the Taiwan Representative Office in Thailand to clarify the cause of death.

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A Taiwanese man fell to his death at Siam Paragon, a well-known shopping mall in Bangkok.

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(Central News Agency Bangkok 7st comprehensive foreign news report) Hong Kong's Sing Tao Daily reported that a fatal fall occurred in the famous shopping mall "Siam Paragon" in Bangkok, Thailand last night. A Taiwanese man about 40 years old fell from the third floor of the shopping mall to the B1 floor and was sent to the hospital for emergency treatment and died.

According to Sing Tao Daily, the Thai police seized the deceased’s belongings, including an iPhone and his daughter’s passport. They are currently searching for family members and confirming the identity of the deceased through the Taiwan Representative Office in Thailand.

According to reports, at about 7 o'clock last night, a loud noise suddenly came from the mall. The security guard immediately went to check and found the man unconscious and lying face down in a pool of blood.

The deceased is suspected of falling from the escalator between the second and third floors. The security guard immediately notified the rescue team and sent the man to the hospital. In the end, the man died of serious injuries due to the violent impact.

An eyewitness netizen posted on

Bangkok's Pathumwan Police Station, which is responsible for the case, pointed out that the police searched the deceased's belongings and found an iPhone and a passport, which they speculated belonged to the deceased's daughter.

According to reports, Thai police are reviewing shopping mall surveillance footage to determine whether the deceased slipped accidentally or were involved in other factors. The body of the deceased will be handed over to a forensic doctor for autopsy, and the Taiwan Representative Office in Thailand will also assist the family of the deceased in handling the remains and the aftermath.

What to Watch

AI outlook — possibilities, not facts

  • Police will announce the cause of death through forensic autopsy and review of surveillance cameras

    Very likely · Within days

Open Questions

  • What was the reason for the deceased's fall?
  • When can the family arrive in Thailand?

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