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Askari wa Kuwait wamemshikilia mwanamke nchini humo kwa kumrekodi mfanyakazi wake wa kiEthiopia akijirusha kutoka ghorofani bila kujaribu kumuokoa.
Mwanamke huyo alimrekodi mfanyakazi wake akijirusha na kuangukia kwenye mfuniko wa chuma kisha akaiposti kwenye Mtandao wa Kijamii.
Video hiyo ya sekunde 12 inaonesha mfanyakazi huyo akining'inia nje ya jengo hilo akiwa ameshikilia dirisha kwa mkono mmoja huku akiomba msaada katika kilichoonekana kama badiliko la mawazo. Mwanamke aliyekuwa akirekodi alisikika akisema " God, are you crazy, come back" akimaanisha "Mungu wangu una wazimu wewe, hebu rudi"
Mfanyakazi huyo aliyekuwa na uoga anasikika akisema " Nishikilie Nishikilie" kisha anaanguka na mwajiri huyo hakufanya chochote bali aliendelea kurekodi.
Alipelekwa hospitali na kubainika kuvuja damu puani, masikioni na mkono uliovunjika.
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Kuwaiti police have detained a woman for filming her Ethiopian maid falling from the seventh floor in an apparent suicide attempt without trying to rescue her, media and a rights group said Friday.
The Kuwaiti woman filmed her maid land on a metal awning and survive, then posted the incident on social media, Al-Seyassah newspaper reported.
The 12-second video shows the maid hanging outside the building, with one hand tightly gripping the window frame, as she begs for help in an apparent last-minute change of mind.
The woman holding the camera is heard telling the hanging maid: “Oh crazy, come back.”
The terrified maid is seen screaming “hold me, hold me”, just before her hand slips and she falls down to hit the awning, which appears to soften the impact.
The employer made no reaction as she continued filming.
Later, paramedics rescued the maid and rushed her to hospital where she was found to have suffered nose and ear bleeding and a broken arm, the newspaper said.
The criminal investigation police referred the employer to the prosecution over failing to help the victim, the daily said.
The reasons for the maid’s attempted suicide were not revealed.
The Kuwait Society for Human Rights on Friday called on the authorities to investigate the case and refer it to court.
The oil-rich Gulf state is home to more than 600,000 domestic helpers, a majority of them Asians, many of whom complain of abuse, mistreatment and non-payment of wages.
Hundreds of maids escape their employers every year over abuse, and the government has set up shelters for them. Some seek help from their embassies.
Chanzo: capitalfm