In Jätkäsaari, Helsinki, a quiet Friday followed a tragic event where an adult fell from the roof of a parking garage on Thursday night. Authorities are investigating the incident as a potential cause of death, but there are no suspicions of foul play. In the aftermath, there were no visible memorials, like flowers or candles, at the scene, reflecting the shock and silence that hung over the community following the incident.

A local resident, who lives directly next to the parking garage, witnessed the aftermath as blue emergency lights illuminated her home on Thursday night. This was not the first time she experienced such an event in her neighborhood; her children had previously asked her if someone had died again, indicating a troubling pattern. The mother is worried about the psychological impact on her children, questioning what these repeated incidents mean for their wellbeing and safety in their community. Her concern is compounded by the fact that they have been home during each of these tragic occurrences.

In response to her fears, the mother reached out to the company that owns the parking garage, urging them to take action to prevent such tragedies from happening in the future. She feels that the situation has become intolerable and suggests that her family may need to consider moving away, underlining the anxiety and instability the incidents have caused in her household. This sentiment reflects broader community concerns about safety and the effects of such events on children who are forced to grapple with the harsh realities of life far too soon.