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Two Lifeless Bodies Found at Guana Bay on Saturday morning

May 6, 2023

Two Lifeless Bodies Found at Guana Bay on Saturday morning
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SINT MAARTEN (GUANA BAY) – Two lifeless bodies have been found at Guana Bay which is located on the Northeastern side of the country.

At approximately 6:30 AM on Saturday morning, the Police Central Dispatch received a call about a lifeless body in the water. Several police patrols were sent to the location.

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The Dutch Caribbean Coast Guard (DCCA) was also requested to be at the scene. The DCCA patrol vessel retrieved the body from the water.

Police later discovered a second body of a male on Guana Bay Beach.

An investigation is currently underway to ascertain the identity of the persons found as well as cause of death.

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