In a heavy atmosphere of mourning and with the appropriate honors buried today the 27-year-old SYOP Natalie Neophytou from Paphos, who died last Thursday in the line of duty at the Stavros Stylianides camp in Corno.
Relatives and friends will say their last farewell to the young woman at the Apostolos Pavlos and Barnabas Church at 15:00, while her burial will take place at the Konion cemetery.
- Grief... 27-year-old SYOP dead in Nicosia camp accident
- An investigation has been ordered by the Chief of E.F. into the serious injury of a woman during a drill. Intubated in ICU
- Just 5 months in the National Guard, unfortunate Nataly. At the scene of the tragedy Ministry of Defence and Chief of Staff
The funeral of the victim will be held at public expense, in the presence of relatives, friends, politicians, military and other state officials. In memory of Natalie, contributions will be made to the church for the purpose of a hagiography.
Re-enactment at the site of the tragedy
At the same time, examinations to determine the exact cause of the tragedy are continuing. As mentioned in a previous publication, the Inspector General of the Army is the investigating officer who will investigate the circumstances under which the fatal road accident occurred, while the Larnaca CID took over the fatal interrogation. As we are informed, the reconstruction at the scene of the tragedy is expected to take place over the weekend, pending the checks on the jeep vehicle, in order to see whether it had a mechanical problem.
- Just 5 months in the National Guard, unfortunate Nataly. At the scene of the tragedy Ministry of Defense and Chief
- An investigating officer was appointed for the fatal accident on the E.F. Funeral at public expense
It is recalled that the 27-year-old SYOP died in the line of duty when the jeep she was riding in overturned and crushed her. She was sitting in the back of the fatal vehicle, together with a reserve officer cadet and a conscript soldier, who were slightly injured.
Despite the efforts of doctors, Natalie breathed her last a few hours later in the ICU of Nicosia General Hospital.
[BR][BR]According to the findings of the autopsy conducted by the forensic pathologist Angeliki Papetta and the forensic pathologist Orthodox Orthodox, the death of the young woman was caused by multiple injuries to her body and vital organs, due to a road traffic accident.
An investigating officer from the National Guard was appointed for the circumstances under which the accident occurred, while the police are also investigating the causes.
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