Man’s body found floating in Kadavu waters

By Elizabeth Rokosuka

Sunday 08/03/2015

Investigations have started in relation to discovery of a man’s body floating in the Kadavu waters on Friday.

Police say the man from Navuatu village had gone diving at about 3pm on Thursday and failed to return.

Police say family members with the assistance of the villages found his body floating in the sea near the village.

Police are now waiting for the post mortem results.

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