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Откриха тялото на бивш либийски министър във Виена Бившият премиер и министър на петрола на Либия Шукри Ганем е открит мъртъв в река Дунав във Виена, където е живеел и работил като консултант. Според аутопсията причина за смъртта е удавяне. Няма данни за насилие или самоубийство, според полицията става дума за инцидент. Предната вечер 69-годишният Ганем Шукри се оплакал на дъщеря си, че не се чувства добре. До бягството му през юни миналата година той бе смятан за един от най-приближените на Кадафи. Бил е премиер от 2003-та до 2006-та. След това е министър на петрола до самия си развод с режима при бунтовете в страната.
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Shukri Ghanem, 69, a former Libyan prime minister and oil minister, was found dead Sunday in the Danube River, a Vienna police spokesman said. The body of Shukri Ghanem was discovered in the river by a passerby around at around 8:40, according to a police statement. Earlier, it was reported the body was found in his apartment, and he was apparently a victim of a heart attack. No signs of violence were found on the body, said a spokesman for the Vienna police, Roman Hahslinger. "It is possible that he was ill and fell into the water," he said. According to Almanar news, Ghanem was dressed normally when found in the river but had no personal identification on him other than a document that named the company he was working for. Later, an employee of the company identified him, a Vienna police spokesman said. He also had a permanent residence in a neighborhood near the U.N. headquarters in Vienna on the Danube, not far from where his body was found. Moreover, his two daughters hold Austrian citizenship. An autopsy will be conducted to determine the cause of death. Shukri Ghanem is a former Libyan prime minister from 2003 to 2006. He served as his country's oil minister and president of Libya's state oil company, from 2006 to 2011. In June 2011, Ghanem announced from Tunisia that he was abandoning Muammar Qaddafi’s regime to support the rebels. Source: http://english.alarabiya.net/articles/20 Or add related content to this report News Stories | Blogs | Images | Videos | Comments