“…Suicide by jumping from high places is a method typically used when such places are easily accessible, like in Singapore or New York, where 60% (Peng & Choo, 1992; Ung, 2003) or, respectively, 30% (Fischer, Comstock, Monk, & Sencer, 1993) commit suicide with this method. Even in small countries like Belgium the percentage of jumping compared to all methods varies by region (Moens, Loysch, & van de Voorde, 1988), implying that the use of methods depends on local availability (Hawton, Fagg, Simkin, Harriss, & Malmberg, 1998).…”