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Authorities have confirmed that a man’s dead body was pulled out of Lake Ontario near the Jack Layton Ferry Terminal. According to the emergency crews who arrived at the scene, body of a man in his 20s was pulled out from near Queens Quay and Yonge St. at 4:50 a.m. on Sunday morning. Sources reveal that the man was out with friends when he disappeared.
Toronto Fire services’ Capt. Adrian Ratushniak revealed that police performed a marine rescue for the man when his friends failed to locate him and when the rescuers pulled him out, he was not breathing. The rescue effort was cleared at around 5:08 a.m. Police has said that “the man was located near the foot of Yonge St.” and was rushed to St. Michael’s Hospital with life-threatening condition before later succumbing to his injuries. According to the police, they cannot reveal the identity of the man in question until the next of kin have been notified.
In a similar incident earlier this weekend, a body was pulled out of the lake in Toronto on Saturday. Toronto Police’s Marine Unit mentioned that the body was pulled out of the water in the Island Airport Ferry channel after a passerby told the she saw the body just “floating there.” She mentioned that “I saw them (marine unit) hook the body out of there,” adding that “it definitely seemed male.” However, police did not provide any details about that rescue mission.
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