Man found dead in car

A PATHOLOGIST will arrive from Britain tomorrow to carry out an autopsy on the body of a 32-year-old man found in a car at Ayios Ermoyenis beach in the British Bases.

The man, identified as Constantinos Charalambous from Limassol, was found dead in the driver’s seat on Friday at 6.40pm.

Reports said the car doors were locked, and a bottle of water was found next to him.

Cyprus state pathologist Sophoclis Sophocleous, who was called to the scene, said there were no evident signs of foul play.

The causes of the man’s death will be determined tomorrow by the British pathologist, who was called in since Charalambous was found on British bases territory.

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