Four-year-old boy dies after falling from sixth floor in Engomi, Nicosia
A four-year-old boy tragically died on Saturday after falling approximately 20 meters from the sixth floor of a residential building on Andreas Mitropoulou Street in Engomi, Nicosia. The boy was rushed to the hospital by ambulance but was pronounced dead due to the injuries sustained from the fall. The child was part of a four-member family of African origin residing in the flat where the incident occurred. The Nicosia Criminal Investigation Department is conducting an inquiry to determine the exact circumstances surrounding the boy’s death. A post-mortem examination is scheduled to be performed by the Forensic Medicine Service and forensic pathologists to provide further details.
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