Two children found dead in locked car in Xylofagou (photos & video)

Local British BasesdeathFamagustapoliceTop News Two children found dead in locked car in Xylofagou (photos & video) Your browser does not support the video tag. Relevant News Thirty-three people rescued, thousands still missing after Venezuela quakes 28 June 2026 Two children found dead in locked car in Xylofagou (photos & video) 28 June 2026 Police arrest 41-year-old over suspected child sexual abuse material 28 June 2026 Petros Afxentiou 28 June 2026 FacebookXWhatsAppEmailPrintViber Two children from the same family were found dead inside a locked car in Xylofagou on Saturday evening, with Dhekelia Bases Police investigating the cause of death. The children were found shortly after 6 pm in an area of Xylofagou that falls under the jurisdiction of the Dhekelia Bases. Information obtained by philenews indicates that the bodies showed signs consistent with asphyxiation, although the exact cause of death has not yet been established. The vehicle was found in a field near an apartment building, according to the information. Ambulance staff who arrived at the scene and attempted to provide first aid found signs of rigor mortis on the children’s bodies, initial information suggests. The children also reportedly had burns caused by exposure to the sun. The children’s parents are reportedly from a Balkan country. Dhekelia Bases Police remain at the scene and are carrying out examinations to determine the circumstances that led to the deaths. Subscribe to our Newsletter Latest News Thirty-three people rescued, thousands still missing after Venezuela quakes Police arrest 41-year-old over suspected child sexual abuse material Norwegian tourist in critical condition after fall in Ayia Napa Record heatwave disrupts Europe as France warns death toll set to rise Tax Department to begin business closures over unpaid debts and missing receipts Paphos hotel occupancy falls 20% below last year Investigators seek expedited tests in case of one-year-old boy who died in Limassol hospital Follow en.philenews on Google News and be the first to know all the news about Cyprus and the world.