A homeless man dies in Easo Square in San Sebastian
According to initial indications, while awaiting the autopsy, he died spontaneously, apparently falling to the ground at the kiosk in the square after spending the night there.
A man, apparently a homelessman, died this Tuesday in Easo Square in Donostia-San Sebastian. Initial indications indicate that hewasactually dead pending an autopsy.
According to the Department of Safety and Security to the Europa Press, the Ertzaintza received a warning about 9:10 a.m. Agents and ambulances have moved to the scene.
The man has fallen into the kiosk of thesquare, apparently the place where he spent the night. The emergency services couldn't do anything, and a doctor certified his death.
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