Property consultant dies after falling from building

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Updated At : 11:45 AM Jan 23, 2023 IST

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Noida, January 22

A Delhi-based property consultant died allegedly after falling from the 43rd floor of Noida’s tallest building in a case of suspected suicide, police officials said Sunday.

The incident occurred on Saturday when the 43-year-old consultant visited the Supertech Supernova building in Sector 94, they said. The 175-metre-tall building is the tallest structure in Noida. It is a residential-cum-commericial space with its upper floors still under construction.

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