A tragic incident unfolded in Jätkäsaari, Helsinki, where a third person has died from a fall at the same parking facility. This alarming situation has prompted local residents to express their fears about living in the area, illustrated by a neighbor who stated, "I don't think I can live here anymore." Emergency services responded swiftly to the scene after being alerted around 10:06 PM, arriving shortly after the incident took place.

Witnesses, including a nearby resident, recounted the scene of chaos with flashing emergency lights and police presence as the body was transported to a black hearse around 11 PM. The resident, who parks her car in the same facility, shared her experiences of past incidents and expressed her shock at this recurring tragedy. The frequency of these fatal falls has raised urgent questions about the safety measures in place at the parking structure, compelling local authorities and the community to reassess how best to prevent such tragedies from occurring in the future.

This incident not only underscores the dangers associated with the parking facility, but also highlights the psychological toll it has taken on residents, who now must grapple with the fear of living in a location where such fatal accidents seem to be becoming tragically commonplace. As the community mourns, there is a growing call for increased safety protocols and investigations into the structural integrity of the facility to ensure the well-being of its users.