A British tourist has been found dead in a hotel swimming pool in Cyprus.
The 21-year-old was found unconscious and floating in the water outside a hotel in the Tomb of the Kings area on the Cypriot island of Paphos and died on Tuesday night.
The young man - who is thought to have been on holiday with his parents - was found aroudn 6pm, a Paphos police spokesman told the Cyprus Mail.
His body was hauled from the pool before lifeguards performed emergenency CPR and did whatever they could to try to revive him.
They were unable to rouse the 21-year-old so he was rushed to Paphos General Hospital in an amulance.
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Medics took him through to intensive care and intubated him but he couldn't be saved.
He was pronounced dead at around 9pm, according to local media reports.
The police have ruled out the possibility of criminal activity.
Earlier this year a Brit dad-of-two also died while holidaying on the popular tourist island when a local man mowed him down in a hit-and-run.
Builder Robert "Charlie" Birch, 39 was heading home after a night out with a family member when he was hit by a local man after an earlier bar fight.
Keen golfer Charlie died at the scene after being hit on the roadside at roughlu 3am.
The Welshpool, Powys man was on the second night of his holiday and had gone drinking in Paphos with relative William Pritchard, 32, in June 2018.
The two men had been on a table next to Demetris Ilidzides, 35, and his unnamed 23-year-old female companion.
And in 2018, another Brit tourist died on the island after losing his battle to recover from a swimming pool seizure.
The 34-year-old man suffered an epileptic fit while swimming in a hotel pool and had to be resuscitated before being taken to hospital on August 9.
The man, who has not yet been named, nearly drowned and was treated in the emergency unit of the General Hospital of Paphos.
It is now reported that the man has died after after a massive heart attack linked to a build-up of fluid in the brain as a result of the trauma.
