Four Bodies Recovered From Rivers in Central Croatia Near Slovenian Border
- Four male bodies were recovered from the Kupa and Mreznica Rivers in Karlovac County near the Slovenian border on Saturday afternoon.
- Investigations and autopsies are ongoing to identify the deceased and determine the causes of death, conducted by police and rescue services.
- The recovery operations involved cooperation between Croatian police, Slovenian police, and firefighters due to the Kupa River being a natural border.
- Authorities are investigating possible links between these deaths and recent migrant deaths in the region.
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According to the findings of the Karlovac Police Department, the bodies are those of unidentified men. Two bodies were found after Slovenian police officers were notified.
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Four bodies recovered from rivers in central Croatia near Slovenian border
ZAGREB, May 10 (Xinhua) -- Croatian police on Sunday reported the recovery of four male bodies from the Kupa and Mreznica rivers in Karlovac County, central Croatia, on Saturday afternoon.
Karlovac police have filed a criminal complaint against a 22-year-old Montenegrin citizen on suspicion of participating in migrant smuggling, during which four people died in a van in Karlovac County at the beginning of May.
Their bodies were found in Kupa and Mrežnica.
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