Floating in the area of the Marismas del Odiel Natural Park, in the Espigón of Huelva. This is how an individual found the body of a woman, about 50 years old, yesterday Sunday, at which time he raised the alarm to the Emergency Department. National Police, Port Police and Firefighters were in charge of removing the body from the water.
At the moment, no further information about the event has been revealed, so it is unknown if the person has suffered a violent death or if he belongs to a shipwreck. Official sources have indicated that the body was transferred to the Forensic Anatomical Center where an autopsy will be performed.
It is the second body found in the same area in just over two months. As Diario de Huelva points out, it was in September when another body was located in similar circumstances, although everything indicated that the victim was either a fisherman or a sailor since he was dressed in a neoprene suit. The ocean currents had pushed it onto the sand.
As confirmed by the 112 Emergency Service, around 12:35 p.m. this Sunday, the National Police called after receiving a notice from an individual warning that there was a body floating in the water, specifically next to the protection center. animal existing in this area of the Marismas del Odiel Natural Park.
Official sources detailed that "regarding the body that appeared this morning floating on the breakwater, we can tell you that it is a woman of approximately 50 years old. The body is deposited in the forensic anatomical department awaiting analysis."
Firefighters, Huelva National Police and the Port Police have traveled to the area, who have been in charge of removing the lifeless body from the water.
