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WATCH: Shocking Video Shows How Man Stopped His Wife From Jumping To Death

IANS, 09 Feb, 2017 01:38 PM

According to a report by The Sun, a Chinese woman was trying to end her life by jumping off from the top of a 65 feet building.

When her husband held on to her by holding her hair, she reportedly screamed for him to “let go”. The woman had apparently decided to take the drastic step following a dispute in the family. He apparently held on to her by her hair for as long as 3 minutes, before the police arrived and rescued the distraught couple.

Reportedly, the police said the wife’s body was partly resting on a fragile steel pipe, which would have given away under her body weight soon, if not for the police’s timely intervention. The CCTV footage is since then going viral, with many applauding the quick-thinking husband, while many awed by how he held her only by her ponytail.

Watch the video here.

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