28-year-old Cameroonian stabbed to death in a fight in Nicosia, south Cyprus

A 28-year-old Cameroonian asylum seeker in south Cyprus was found dead with multiple stab wounds in the early hours of Sunday at Nicosia’s central bus station.

According to report by Greek Cypriot media, the 29-year-old African apparently died after being stubbed with a broken bottle during a fight. 
 
According to a report by Greek Cypriot police, a fight among foreign citizens broke out at Aristokyprou Street in the old part of Nicosia. 

The police were informed that there was a man lying in a pool of blood at Solomou Square at about 3:00am on Sunday morning.

Police found him dead at about 3:30am 

The victim was transferred by ambulance to the Nicosia general hospital, where his death was confirmed on arrival.

Police are investigating what appears to be murder in light of drug-related differences and were trying to establish his identity.

The victim had suffered injuries on his hand and on his back from a broken bottle which appear to have been caused during the fight. 

His death was probably caused by bleeding, police say. 

The autopsy will take place tomorrow as investigations on what caused the fight and who stabbed the victim continue.

Police arrested three men, a 36-year-old, a 30-year-old and a 28-year-old in connection to the case.