Limassol Police is continuing its investigation into the deaths of two foreign men whose bodies were discovered in makeshift accommodation in Episkopi, western Limassol.
A charcoal grill was found burning inside the room where the men were found, raising questions about the circumstances of their deaths.
Limassol Police spokesman Lefteris Kyriakou said authorities were alerted around 8am to the discovery of the two deceased men at premises housing a company in western Limassol.
An ambulance was immediately called, but initial examinations confirmed both men showed no vital signs.
The scene was cordoned off and preliminary investigations revealed an active charcoal grill inside the space.
According to the person who discovered them, there was thick smoke in the room when they opened the door.
While investigators have not confirmed whether the grill was used for warmth, its presence in the sleeping area is a key focus of the investigation.
Authorities are gathering statements and evidence to clarify the circumstances of the incident.
Early reports suggest one of the men had stayed at the location previously, while the second individual appears to have been a friend who spent the night there.
The premises where the bodies were found serve as offices with several rooms.
The exact cause of death will be determined through toxicological and forensic examinations as investigations continue.
