UH-Manoa student seriously injured in fall from wall near dorm
An 18-year-old University of Hawaii student was sitting on a wall in the Dole Street parking lot near a Manoa campus dormitory when she leaned back and fell before rolling into a stream bed, according to the Honolulu Fire Department.
Emergency Medical Services said she was taken to the hospital in serious condition.
The incident occurred around 10:30 p.m. in the parking lot near the Hale Aloha Ilima dormitory.
The woman was sitting on a wall, fell about 10 feet and rolled another 15 feet into Manoa Stream, a fire official said.
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Hope you are okay and recover quickly. Now can I laugh? Did someone catch that on their cell phone so that we can view it on the show Ridiculousness?
Did they perform a drug and alcohol test for this UH student at the hospital? Time for UH dorm managers to revisit if UH dorm students are getting high or wasted in the dorm parking lot.
Who knows what the first “sentence” means?
I know third-graders who can write better than that. well done, “Star-Advertiser staff”
Pitiful.
Not the first!
It’s time make all UH campuses “wall free” zones.
She needs an Intro to Gravity 101 class.
Second class: Sitting on a wall in a parking lot at 10:30PM is not wise.
I was having an egg for breakfast while reading this article.
Lived in the round dorms while attending UofHawaii. Know the area. It’s unsafe.