Woman attempts suicide, taxi driver’s presence of mind saves her – World

The taxi driver of the woman who jumped from the bridge saved her life by performing a stunt.

According to the Indian media report, the sea bridge ‘Atal Setu’ located in Mumbai, which is considered to be the longest bridge in India, the woman allegedly tried to commit suicide from this bridge, which was saved by the taxi driver who was there on the spot.

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The video of the incident is going viral on social media in which the woman is seen sitting on the safety bar of Atal Setu. She later throws something into the sea and tries to jump, but the taxi driver’s presence of mind gives her a second life.

Later, the Mumbai traffic cops come to the rescue to grab the woman and pull her over the bridge and save her from falling down safely.

It was not clear with whom the said woman reached there, but it is being said that she had reached Atal Setu Bridge with the taxi driver specifically with the intention of committing suicide.

You are not alone, help is available

Stress and anxiety are very common in today’s fast paced life. Every human being needs support, good advice and guidance to deal with difficulties. Please contact the helpline.

• If you are feeling sad. You are feeling stressed due to working in a cramped environment.

• Are experiencing anxiety due to any illness or have recently been diagnosed with a mental illness.

• Your doctor has advised you to seek counselling, and you feel that no one understands your situation.

You can contact and talk to the following helplines.

• Mind Organization: 35761999 042

• Ambition: 4288665 0317

• talktommy.pk: 4065139 0333

• Talk: 0335 5743344

• Relief: 0332 5267936

• Soul: 0333 3337664

• Rosen: 22444 0800

• Open Counseling 35761999 042

What matters here is what you should do. If someone you know is trying to commit suicide or showing any symptoms, please follow the instructions below.

• Try to make sure not to leave them alone.

• Remove things from them that could cause them to hurt themselves.

• Encourage the person to seek help from a medical or mental health professional.