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Police in Northern Ireland investigating sudden deaths of man and woman in Newry

Both were aged in their 20s and their causes of death have yet to be determined.

DETECTIVES IN NORTHERN Ireland are investigating the sudden deaths of a man and a woman in Newry last Sunday and Wednesday.

Both were aged in their 20s and were found in the Sandys Street area of the city.

Their causes of death have yet to be determined, the PSNI has said.

Police received a report of the man’s death on Sunday evening, 2 June while the second report of the woman’s death was received on Wednesday evening, 5 June.

District Commander for Newry, Mourne and Down, Superintendent Norman Haslett said: “I am aware that the deaths of these two young people will cause concern in the local community.

“A post-mortem has now been completed into the man’s death and we await the results of a toxicology report to help determine the cause of death.

“A post mortem is still to be held to establish the cause of death of the woman – and we would urge people not to speculate at this time.

“I want to take this opportunity to reassure you that we, as a Police Service, will fully investigate the circumstances surrounding this loss of life, and send our sympathies to the families and friends of those involved.”

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