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Chinese man found dead near mining port in Palawan town

/ 04:30 PM January 13, 2023
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PUERTO PRINCESA CITY, Palawan — The body of a Chinese national was found floating Friday morning, Jan. 13, in the waters off a mining port causeway at Barangay Bato-bato, Narra town in this province.

Reports from the Palawan Police Provincial Office said the body of Xu Yongsheng, 34, an electrician at the DMCI Power Plant and a resident of Bato-bato, was found around 50 meters from the port.

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Investigators from the Narra Municipal Police Office revealed that Xu was walking around 7 p.m. Thursday with a colleague identified only as Mr. Zhang around 7 p.m. The two then went to the other side of the port for a swim.

Later on, Zhang said he had a stomach ache and returned to their staff house. But when Zhang returned to the port, Xu was missing.

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Zhang then sought assistance from other colleagues to search for Xu, but they failed to find him.

Narra police have requested the Municipal Health Office to conduct a postmortem to determine the cause of the death of Xu. INQ

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