Businesses in Chiswick Business Park are being supported following the death of a man who fell from a high-rise building on Tuesday (August 22).

At around 11.10am, London Ambulance Service received reports of a man falling from a tall office block in Chiswick .

The man, believed to be in his 30s, was pronounced dead at the scene after "extensive efforts" to resuscitate him by paramedics.

Following the incident, a spokesperson for Chiswick Park Estate Management said affected businesses in the park are now being supported.

"We can confirm that a fatality has occurred at Chiswick Park this afternoon," the spokesperson said.

An air ambulance attended the scene in Chiswick

"The matter is now being dealt with by the emergency services.

"We are doing everything possible to support them and those who are affected on the park.”

Unconfirmed reports suggest the fall took place from Building 7 of the business complex.

The business park is home to around 45 of the world's biggest brands including Paramount Pictures, Starbucks and Danone.

The air ambulance arriving in Chiswick

On Tuesday morning (August 22), London's Air Ambulance landed at Turnham Green while paramedics from the London Ambulance Service were also in attendance.

There are no further details at this stage about the man's identity as police enquiries continue to identify the victim.

A Metropolitan Police statement said: "Officers were called to a business premises in Chiswick High Road, W4, at approximately 11.15am on Tuesday August 22 to reports of a man fallen from a height.

"The man - no further details - was pronounced dead at the scene.

"Enquiries are ongoing to establish the man's identity.

"At this early stage, the incident is not being treated as suspicious."

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