Beach Horror in Croatia: Man from Mostar Dies, Body Left Under Umbrella for Two Hours!
Imagine this: you’re enjoying a beautiful beach in Baška Voda, the sun is blazing, the sea is inviting, and then – drama! A man from Mostar decided to cool off in the Adriatic Sea but tragically never returned from his swim. The emergency team arrived and tried to revive him for a whole hour, but it was all in vain.
But wait, it gets worse! The deceased’s body was not taken away immediately. No, no! It was left under a beach umbrella, right in the middle of the beach, for a full two hours! Yes, you read that right – two hours! Tourists were shocked, watching the corpse lie in the sun while the ambulance and police seemed to have forgotten about him.
Nobody knew who the man was, why he was there, or what exactly happened. Only later did a woman come looking for him because he never returned home. It turned out he was from Mostar and probably came for a vacation.
This horrific event caused outrage and disbelief. How is it possible to leave a body on the beach like an ordinary object? Is this some kind of procedure or sheer negligence?
This is not just a tragedy but a scandal that casts a shadow over Croatia’s tourist image. While tourists swim and enjoy themselves, some witness a real drama and inhumane treatment.
If you ever thought emergency services and police are there to help and respect dignity, think again. This case shows how badly things can go and how important it is not to forget such situations.
So, what do you think about this chilling case? Is this really procedure or a shameful blunder? Drop a comment, share your thoughts, and remember – life is unpredictable, but dignity must never be forgotten, even in the toughest moments.
The incident happened on Monday at Promajna beach, Baška Voda municipality, Croatia. The emergency medical team tried to revive the man for an hour but failed. The body lay under the umbrella for two hours before being taken away. Police were present but no one immediately took the body. Only in the evening did a woman come looking for the missing man.
This is not a story for the faint-hearted. But it’s a story that needs to be heard and discussed. Because if this is how the dead are treated, what awaits us in the future?
Join the conversation, because these things must not go unnoticed!
