Wu Yongning, a Chinese man famous for his daredevil stunts on rooftops without using any safety equipment has died during a 1,00,000 yuan challenge he took to help his poor family.
<img title="Wu Yongning" src="http://images.mid-day.com/images/2017/dec/Wu-Yongning.jpg" alt="Wu Yongning" /> Wu Yongning
He fell from 62nd floor of the Huayuan Hua Centre in the city of Changsha. Yongning was a famous on the Chinese Internet. Suspicions about his death arose after his Weibo account went silent for a month, reportedly after the Changsha stunt attempt, The Telegraph reported. On December 8, his girlfriend posted online, "Today&hellip;makes me think of November 8th, the day you left us and left this world." Local authorities said they'd support his family.
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