Grief for the tragic end...
The accident that occurred this morning at a National Guard camp in the Nicosia district of Nicosia turned into a tragedy.
As reported in a previous post, a 27-year-old SYOP under circumstances under investigation lost control of the jeep vehicle, causing it to overturn. She was in the vehicle along with a cadet reserve officer and a conscript soldier.
The 27-year-old was rushed to Nicosia General Hospital where, despite the efforts of on-duty doctors, she could not be kept alive. The conscript soldier as well as the cadet reserve officer were transferred to Larnaca General Hospital, where they received first aid and were discharged without any serious injury.
Unfortunately, according to an update from the Ministry of Defence, the 27-year-old girl did not manage to keep herself alive.
An investigation into the incident has already been ordered by the Chief of the National Guard.
[/P]The announcement of the Ministry of National Guard:
In the context of a training motorized driving that was conducted within a National Guard camp, a serious accident occurred, resulting in the serious injury of 27-year-old Corporal SYOP Natalys Neophytou.
During the training, under circumstances under investigation at 11:00am, the jeep-type vehicle in which the SYOP was riding along with a cadet reserve officer and a conscript soldier overturned. The 27-year-old woman was rushed to the Nicosia General Hospital where, despite the efforts of the doctors on duty, she could not be kept alive.
The conscript soldier and the cadet reserve officer were transferred to the Larnaca General Hospital, where they received first aid and were discharged without any serious injury.
An investigation was ordered to determine the causes of the accident. The scene of the accident has been cordoned off and the assistance of the Police has been requested to investigate the incident.
The Ministry of Defence expresses its sincere condolences to the family and loved ones of SYOP.
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