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A 31 year old man reportedly died Sunday morning when he fell from the fourth floor of the Dansoman SSNIT Flat Block 13 in Accra.
Aseku Delali, a student at Central University is said to be living with his brother.
Greater Accra Police Public Relations Officer DSP Freeman Tettey tells Joy News investigations have begun into the incident.
“[The police were told the man] fell from the top and landed on the second floor and died immediately,” he said.
The police said the deceased was also a staff of the Social Security and National Insurance Trust.
A resident, Mrs. Vinolai who lives on the same floor as the deceased told Citi FM, the deceased came home drunk on Sunday morning and slept on the wall of the fourth floor, and fell on the interconnecting walkway between blocks 12 and 13.
Watch video of the deceased lying lifeless
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