Building wall to enter ex's house and falls. In serious condition
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Building wall to enter ex's house and falls. In serious condition

SAPO Notícias29 August 2026 at 22:44

A young man suffered a serious fall in the early hours of Saturday in Madrid, while scaling the facade of a building. The man fell from an estimated height of six to eight meters.

The young man intended to access his ex-partner's apartment, according to Spanish authorities. The exact reason for this attempt to enter was not specified in the report.

The man was found in serious condition by authorities after the fall. Security forces are investigating the full circumstances of the incident.

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