Deceased
Kuti Abdurahman
Demographics
22y, male
Date of death
2010-11-22
Cause of death
Drowning
AI-generated summary
A 22-year-old Sudanese man drowned after inexplicably jumping from a jetty into Lake Narracan despite being unable to swim. The water was 2 metres deep with zero visibility, submerged obstacles, and thick mud. He entered panic and disappeared underwater. His companion, also a non-swimmer, attempted rescue but nearly drowned himself. Police officers searched for 20-30 minutes in dangerous conditions but could not locate him before his death. The coroner found his decision to jump into the water was inexplicable and the direct cause of death. No medical error or clinical intervention failure occurred. The coroner recommended improved warning signage about water hazards.
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