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Suicide by jumping from a building is not uncommon, and it is a method that has been used by some individuals seeking to end their lives. However, the prevalence can vary based on geographic location, cultural factors, and other variables. It’s essential to approach discussions about suicide with sensitivity and to recognize the serious and complex nature of mental health issues that contribute to such tragic events.

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Prevention efforts often focus on mental health awareness, access to mental health services, and community support. If you or someone you know is struggling with thoughts of self-harm or suicide, it’s crucial to seek help from mental health professionals, friends, or family, or to contact a helpline.

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