Police investigate case of unnatural death in Larnaca
Police are investigating a case of unnatural death[/B] in Larnaca, after the discovery of a man aged 76 years old, who was floating unconscious in the sea area of Voroklini.
As Christos Andreou, spokesman for the Police Headquarters, told the Cyprus News Agency, "at around 3pm on Thursday 30 June, lifeguards in the Golden Fishari area of Voroklini spotted a man floating unconscious in the sea at a distance of about 50 metres from the shore and at a depth of 1 metre.He added that "the lifeguards rushed to the sea and pulled the man ashore where they provided him with first aid until the arrival of the ambulance which transported him to the Larnaca General Hospital. At around four in the afternoon the doctor on duty ascertained the death of the man."
According to Mr Andreou, "members of the police rushed to the area and began searches where at some point his personal property was found, while the man was being sought by his relatives. From the evidence found and with the help of the relatives it was established that he was Lukas Georgiou, 76 years old, a permanent resident of the United Kingdom" who was on holiday in Cyprus.
He also noted that "the exact cause of death of the 76-year-old will be determined by the necropsy to be carried out on his body, while the police are investigating a case of unnatural death."
Source: CNA
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