Three teen sisters died after falling from the ninth floor of an apartment building in India on Wednesday, February 4th, according to local authorities. The tragic incident occurred in Belgaum, Karnataka, and has prompted an investigation into the circumstances surrounding their deaths.

Police confirmed that the sisters, whose ages have not been officially released but are reported to be teenagers, died at the scene. Initial reports suggest a dispute over access to an online game preceded the fatal fall. While authorities have not definitively confirmed the gaming dispute as the sole cause, it is a key element of the ongoing investigation.

“We are investigating all aspects of this case,” stated a local police spokesperson. “We are interviewing family members and gathering evidence to determine the exact sequence of events that led to this tragedy.”

The apartment building is located in a residential area of Belgaum. Neighbors expressed shock and grief over the loss of the young women. The identities of the sisters have not been widely released to protect the family's privacy.

This incident highlights the potential dangers of excessive screen time and the importance of open communication within families regarding online activities and potential conflicts. Local mental health organizations are offering support to those affected by this devastating event. Further updates will be provided as the investigation progresses.