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Yacht death: Spanish police inquiry after body of man from south Wales found
Published: 11th May 2012 14:40:20
The body of a man thought to be from Newport in south Wales has been found in water near his yacht off the Costa del Sol, say Spanish police.
They are investigating the death of the man, thought to be in his 70s, after the discovery on Wednesday afternoon.
He was spotted in the marina at Estepona at the western end of the southern Spanish coast, near Gibraltar.
The man, who had a head injury, is believed to have been staying on the boat. Police think it was an accident.
Officers think he probably slipped on board the vessel, hit his head, and then fell into the water.
"All indications point to an accident," said an officer of the paramilitary Civil Guard.
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