Five-year-old British girl drowns in Cyprus
Five-year-old British girl drowns in Cyprus
Police examining CCTV footage of incident after girl drowns in a hotel swimming pool in Protaras
The incident occurred at a hotel on the south-east coast of the island.
A five-year-old British girl has drowned in a swimming pool in Cyprus.
Police said the girl died on Monday afternoon at the Evalena hotel in Protaras, on the south-east coast of the island.
Famagusta police spokesman Adam Kirk said: "At about 4.15pm on Monday afternoon a five-year-old girl from England was found drowned in the pool of a hotel in Protaras.
"A tourist saw the child in the bottom of the pool. He dived in and took her out but it was already too late.
"It seems that the parents had not seen the child. She was in the bottom of the pool for around five minutes."
Kirk said police would be examining CCTV footage of the incident.
A postmortem examination carried out at Larnaca general hospital on Tuesday confirmed the cause of death was drowning.
A spokesman for the Foreign and Commonwealth Office said it was providing consular assistance.
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Police examining CCTV footage of incident after girl drowns in a hotel swimming pool in Protaras
The incident occurred at a hotel on the south-east coast of the island.
A five-year-old British girl has drowned in a swimming pool in Cyprus.
Police said the girl died on Monday afternoon at the Evalena hotel in Protaras, on the south-east coast of the island.
Famagusta police spokesman Adam Kirk said: "At about 4.15pm on Monday afternoon a five-year-old girl from England was found drowned in the pool of a hotel in Protaras.
"A tourist saw the child in the bottom of the pool. He dived in and took her out but it was already too late.
"It seems that the parents had not seen the child. She was in the bottom of the pool for around five minutes."
Evalena Hotel APTS Protaras |
A postmortem examination carried out at Larnaca general hospital on Tuesday confirmed the cause of death was drowning.
A spokesman for the Foreign and Commonwealth Office said it was providing consular assistance.
theguardian.com | @kapouti
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