
The lifeless body of businessman Zeynel Abidin was found in the car that went off the road and caught fire in Derince district.
The lifeless body of businessman Zeynel Abidin was found during the examination of the burning car in the forest area upon automatic accident notification in Kocaeli's Derince district.
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An automatic accident notification was made from a car traveling on Taşköprü Road in Derince district.
The incident took place yesterday around 17:00 on Taşköprü Road in Derince district. An automatic accident and emergency notification was sent to the 112 Emergency Call Center from the moving car.
Upon notice, health, fire brigade and gendarmerie teams were dispatched to the region. Firefighters arrived at the scene and intervened in the car that left the road, entered the forest area and caught fire. After the fire was extinguished, the teams examined the vehicle and found the lifeless body of businessman Zeynel Abidin in the locked car.
After the fire was extinguished, Gendarmerie Crime Scene Investigation teams conducted an investigation in the forest and around the car for approximately 5 hours. The luxury car, which became unusable, was removed from the area with a tow truck after the work was completed. Zeynel Abidin's body was taken to the Forensic Medicine Institute morgue for autopsy.
It was reported that Zeynel Abidin had a heart attack while driving, the vehicle lost control, fell into a cliff and caught fire.
The gendarmerie's investigation into the incident continues.
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