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Low tide saves man who fell off bridge

Rescuers manage to save individual by hoisting him up with rope

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 31 Jan 2023 8:55PM

Low tide saves man who fell off bridge
Penang Fire and Rescue Department has confirmed that an individual who called for help after reportedly falling off the Penang Bridge has been rescued and in safe condition as the tide was low. – Screen grab pic, January 31, 2023

by Ian McIntyre

GEORGE TOWN – A 34-year-old man breathed a sigh of relief when his calls for help were heard after falling off the Penang Bridge along the island-bound lane at around 3pm here today.

A state Fire and Rescue Department spokesperson confirmed the incident, saying that the man reportedly fell into the sea off the bridge but the low tide had probably prevented any unfortunate incidents from happening.

“We hoisted down a rope and rescued the individual. He was given first aid treatment and found to be okay,” the official said.

The police then called him in for further investigation.

The video of the incident circulated on the internet showed the man, hailing from Butterworth, shouting for help after his apparent fall while standing in the water during low tide.

According to the Tide Forecast portal, there was a low tide measured at only 0.88m at about 3.30pm today. – The Vibes, January 31, 2023

If you or anybody you know is in need of psychosocial support assistance services, contact the Health Ministry-Mercy Malaysia Psychosocial Support Helpline at 03-2935 9935, The Befrienders Kuala Lumpur at 03-7627 2929, or Talian Kasih at 15999. You may also visit Agenda Nasional Malaysia Sihat, www.mindasihatkkm.com, www.reachout.my and the Health Ministry official portal for more information. 

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