
AI-generated summary
Özen Arslan had gone out to sea to fish from Kumbaşı Fishing Shelter and could not be contacted around 16.30.
The incident occurred yesterday in Altınordu district, Güzelyalı District, Bozukkale location. Those who saw the boat washed ashore yesterday reported the situation to the 112 Emergency Call Center. Upon notice, fire brigade, AFAD, Coast Guard and police teams were dispatched to the region.
Upon examination, it was determined that the boat belonged to Özen Arslan. It was determined that Arslan set out to sea to fish from the Kumbaşı Fishing Shelter around 16.30 yesterday, but there was no news from him and his mobile phone could not be reached.
Thereupon, the teams started a search operation by air, land and sea with a thermal camera drone. Fishermen in the region also supported the search efforts with their boats.
As a result of the studies, Özen Arslan's lifeless body was found on the water surface off the coast of Thursday district at around 21.30. Arslan's body, taken from the sea by the Coast Guard teams, was brought to the Kumbaşı Fishing Shelter, and from there it was taken to the Ordu Forensic Medicine Institute by hearse.
An investigation has been launched into the incident.

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