Body Found in Ayia Napa Identified as Missing Serbian Man
The police have confirmed that the mummified body found in Ayia Napa belongs to Aleksandar Gligorijević, a 28-year-old Serbian national who had been reported missing.
The body, in an advanced stage of mummification, was discovered in a wooded area near Ayia Napa on September 5. Initial investigations confirmed that it was the body of a man, and subsequent laboratory tests identified it as that of the missing Serbian citizen.
Gligorijević had been reported missing in early August. He arrived in Cyprus on July 18, but all communication with him ceased on July 27.
The case is currently under investigation by the Famagusta Crime Investigation Department (TAE). Upon completion of the investigation, the findings will be forwarded to the Attorney General for further instructions.
Author
These articles are created by our staff using AI assistants.
You may also be interested in:
- The President will hold a series of meetings on the foot-and-mouth disease situation and farmers’ demands
- Investigation into suspected terrorism case in Larnaca expands: new arrests and seizure of chemicals
- Larnaca steps up demolition of unsafe buildings after series of collapses
- Cyprus will send a cadet to the U.S. Naval Academy for the first time
- Sirens near the U.S. Embassy in Nicosia were part of a scheduled check
Comments