Mum of boy, 5, who fell 150ft from 15th floor of flats ‘complained to council about dangerous window’ before tragedy

THE MUM of a five-year-old boy who fell 150ft to his death reportedly complained to a council about a dangerous window before the tragedy.

The young man, named locally as Alam Makial, jumped from the kitchen window of his home on the 15th floor of Jacobs House in East London.

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A five-year-old boy died after falling through the window of an apartment on the 15th floorAfter the tragedy, flowers were left at the scene

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Flowers were left at the scene following the tragedy Credit: Kevin DunnettThe police have not arrested anyone yet

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The police have not arrested anyone yetDisturbed locals paid tribute to them

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Disturbed locals paid tribute to them

A man and woman were heard screaming “my boy” as they stood over the lifeless body after the 6am horror.

The boy’s aunt, Maryan Hadafow, said his mom repeatedly raised questions about the window out of fear that it was unsafe.

Speaking from the scene, she said: “He went into the kitchen and opened the window.

“His mother complained to Newham Council about that window.

“She sent five emails about them being opened and said they weren’t safe for her children, but no one did anything.”

Maryan added that her “lovely” Arsenal-obsessed nephew got up early to go to school a little early.

Another neighbor, Luka Tunjić, 65, said that the windows “scared” him when his child was small because they were “dangerous”.

He said: “I was very afraid of windows when my child was little.

“I always locked them because it can be dangerous. I live on the tenth floor.

– I am very sorry for my neighbors, it is a tragedy.

Neighbors at the high-rise were horrified by the tragedy, which happened in broad daylight, and flowers have since been laid at the scene.

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One tribute read: “Family, you are in our thoughts. May you shine brightly in your hearts forever.

“Love from all of us.”

Father-of-two JJ Armstrong, 33, saw a distraught man circling the body shouting: “My boy, my boy, he’s dead”.

JJ, who lives on the 12th floor of the block, told The Sun: “I heard something outside.

“I looked down and saw a man standing over the child and kept shouting ‘my boy, my boy, my boy is dead’.

“He was distraught and walking in circles. It was horrible to see.

“I couldn’t go there because it was too awful.”

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A mum who lives in the block said the tenants were in “complete shock”.

She said: “We know the family. The parents are in the hospital, the other family members are in the apartment.

“Allegedly, the boy was early and then fell from the window.

“It was an accident, but nobody knows how it happened. People are looking for answers.”

Another neighbor said: “I spoke to the mother a few weeks ago and I saw her with her son in the elevator, he was wonderful.

– She barely spoke today.

Police did not arrest anyone after the incident.

Metohija Police said: “We were called at 5.58am on Thursday 16th May to reports of a child who had fallen from a height on New City Road, E13.

“Police officers, London Fire Brigade, London Ambulance Service and London Air Ambulance attended.

“At the scene, a five-year-old boy fell from the floor of a residential building.

“Despite the efforts of the emergency services, he unfortunately died at the scene of the accident. His family is aware and has support.

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“The death is being treated as unexpected and inquiries are ongoing to establish the full circumstances.”

A spokesman for Newham Council said they are supporting the family during this time.

They said: “The council is continuing to establish the facts in relation to this tragic incident, until we receive further information we cannot comment further.

“Our priority is to support the family at this devastating time.”

Locals say that they are in

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Residents said they were in ‘total shock’Credit: Kevin DunnettThe council said they were supporting the family

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The council said it supports the familyCredit: PA

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