What started as a moment of thrill-seeking quickly turned into a tragedy. A 23-year-old man stunned his friends when he successfully leapt from a 10-meter height into a small, water-filled hole in the ground. Eyewitnesses said the crowd cheered as he landed perfectly, escaping what could have been a deadly stunt.
But the excitement didn’t last long. Friends began urging him to “do it again,” pushing for another leap to capture on video. Under pressure, he climbed back up and attempted the jump a second time. This time, his body tilted slightly off balance mid-air. Instead of hitting the center of the water, he struck the edge, suffering severe injuries.
Paramedics rushed to the scene, and he is now in critical condition at the hospital. Doctors describe his state as “serious but stable,” while family members are urging young people not to risk their lives for temporary thrills or social media dares.
Authorities are investigating, and experts warn that jumps of this kind—even if successful once—are rarely repeatable without immense risk.
