Malaysia

China national Injured after falling from second floor of JB hotel

A 39-year-old Chinese woman sustained injuries after allegedly falling from the second floor of a hotel in Bandar Baru Permas Jaya, Johor Bahru

Updated 10 months ago · Published on 03 Nov 2025 12:12PM

China national Injured after falling from second floor of JB hotel
A swift rescue operation by local fire and medical teams ensues as the victim lay at the first-floor lift area - November 3, 2025

A 39-YEAR-OLD Chinese woman was injured after reportedly falling from the second floor of a hotel in Bandar Baru Permas Jaya, Johor Bahru, early this morning.

Commander of Operations at Johor Jaya Fire and Rescue Station, Senior Fire Officer II Shafie Md Don, said the emergency call was received at 6.11 am.

"When the rescue team arrived at the scene, the victim was already at the first-floor lift area alongside the Ministry of Health medical team," he said.

Shafie explained that the rescue team assisted in transporting the woman via the lift and handed her over to an ambulance for further treatment.

"The operation was concluded at 6.32 am," he added. - November 3, 2025

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