What led to the fatal injury of the man at Alamanda Condominium?

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The fatal injury of the man at Alamanda Condominium was caused by a self-inflicted wound sustained while smashing a window during a fit of rage.

A man died on Sunday morning at Alamanda Condominium after sustaining a deep gash to his right arm, which police believe was self-inflicted. The incident occurred when the man, found in a semi-conscious state and vomiting in the lobby, became enraged and began punching a shop's glass window until it shattered.
Self-Inflicted Wound from Window Smash

Police investigations indicate that the fatal injury was not the result of foul play. The man was observed in the lobby of the condominium in a distressed state, vomiting and appearing semi-conscious. Despite attempts by residents to calm him, he proceeded to stumble towards a mobile phone shop.
Rage-Induced Destruction of Property

According to witnesses, the man then began punching the glass window of the shop repeatedly, causing it to shatter. It is believed that a shard of glass from this act of destruction caused the deep gash on his right arm.
Profuse Bleeding and Collapse

Following the injury, the man bled profusely. He collapsed approximately 20 metres away from a sundry shop, where police later found him motionless at the shop entrance. The body was subsequently sent to the hospital mortuary for a post-mortem examination.

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