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Floating body found: police

2018-03-09 07:53
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A male body was found yesterday morning in the sea near Fisherman’s Wharf, according to a statement by the Judiciary Police (PJ) yesterday.

The statement said that after receiving a report that there was a body floating off the shore at Fisherman’s Wharf, officers from the Customs Service arrived to pull the person out of the water who showed no signs of life at the scene.

After checking the body, it was found out that the deceased had no suspicious injuries.

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