Xamis Xəlilov
Baku/10.06.21/Turan: The body of a fisherman who went missing two days ago has been found on the Caspian coast. He put to the sea on June 8 in his motor boat and never returned.
On June 9, his overturned boat was spotted at sea. Note that the search for Khamis Khalilov, a 28-year-old resident of the village of Khydyrly, Salyan district,was conducted by divers of the state Service for Rescue in the waters of the Ministry of Emergency Situations.
Today, the body of a fisherman was found in the reeds on the beach, according to Turan.
According to the preliminary version, the cause of death was that the fisherman was in the water when another motor boat passed over him to cause him severe head injuries. The fact is under investigation.—06D-
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