A man has given many people the shock of their lives after falling down from the 4th floor of a building.
The scene of the tragic incident
A man has fallen down from a tall building in broad daylight.
The man plunged from the fourth floor hotel window in front of horrified witnesses sparking the closure of a busy station entrance.
According to Daily Star UK, the horrific incident unfolded on Gordon Street next to Glasgow's Central Station, Scotland.
The man – who has not been identified – has been rushed to hospital and the extent of his injuries are not yet known.
The scene is flooded with a police presence and the station entrance has been closed.
A shocked eyewitness shared his horror after witnessing the plunge.
Eyewitness Steven McCart said: "Just saw a n*ked man fall from the 4th floor of the hotel at central station in Glasgow front of station shut."
Another eyewitness Robert J Somynne added: "Just saw a man fall from the third floor of the hotel at central station in Glasgow on to the pavement in front of me. Pray for the guy."
One eyewitness described how the station was "bombarded" with cops and security at the Gordon Street and Union Street entrances.
Emergency services were alerted to the scene at around 11.30am.
Four ambulances and two police were on site.
A Police Scotland spokeswoman said: "Police Scotland can confirm emergency services are in attendance after a man fell from a window in Gordon Street, Glasgow.
"There are no details on injuries and the man is being taken to the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital.
"Gordon Street and the main entrance to the station is closed - entry should be sought via Union Street and Hope Street."