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Rush hour horror as woman plunges eight storeys to her death from Sydney CBD apartment block alongside her dog

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A woman plunged eight stories from an apartment building in Sydney's CBD (pictured)
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A woman fell eight stories to her death after throwing her dog out of a window, witnesses say.

The horrific incident unfolded at an apartment block in Sydney’s CBD at around 3pm on Thursday, causing rush hour traffic chaos.

Police and paramedics were called to the scene after receiving reports that the woman had fallen from a balcony overlooking a lane of a Barangaroo street.

Officers established the crime scene and a NSW Police spokesperson told WhatsNew2Day Australia the incident is believed to be a case of self-harm.

A woman plunged eight stories from an apartment building in Sydney's CBD (pictured)

A woman plunged eight stories from an apartment building in Sydney’s CBD (pictured)

Officers established the crime scene and a NSW Police spokesperson told Daily Mail Australia the incident is believed to be a case of self-harm.

Officers established the crime scene and a NSW Police spokesperson told Daily Mail Australia the incident is believed to be a case of self-harm.

Officers established the crime scene and a NSW Police spokesperson told WhatsNew2Day Australia the incident is believed to be a case of self-harm.

Residents at the rear of the 22-storey apartment block watched the grisly scene, with clothes strewn across the footpath.

“I’ve lived here for three years but I don’t know who the woman was,” one witness said.

‘It has always been a quiet apartment. We haven’t heard any noise beforehand.’

Another resident said: “We saw a pair of shoes lying on the road and apparently she was wearing a bathrobe when she fell.”

Police cordoned off the block with tape and officers were seen letting in residents living in nearby buildings one at a time.

Several officers were seen guarding the front and back entrance of the building.

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