The State Border Service (SBS) announced an investigation to determine the cause of the death of the soldier of Unit N of the border troops in the Yevlakh region, Elvin Niftizadeh on March 16.
According to the press release, March 16, 2013 in the afternoon the soldier became ill and was taken to the infirmary. The survey revealed that the soldier had a sharp drop in blood pressure, and he was sent to the the town hospital in Yevlakh. But the soldier's life could not be saved.
During the autopsy, carried out with the participation of representatives of the prosecutor, it was found that the body did not have any external or internal injury. Currently, and investigation is conducted to ascertain the cause of the soldier's death. The results will be reported to the public, according to the press release from SBS.
The soldier Niftizadeh was born in 1994. He was called up for military service in Jalilabad. -06D -
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