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The bodies of two men have been found in the hold of a ship which had docked at Ayr harbour, police said. The bodies of two men have been found in the hold of a ship docked at Ayr harbour, police have said.
Officers were alerted by a shipping company to the discovery on The Pascal, at about 1440 BST. Officers were alerted by a shipping company to the discovery on the 90m-long, Antigua-registered cargo ship The Pascal, at about 1440 BST.
Strathclyde Police said inquiries had begun to establish how the bodies came to be in the hold area and efforts were being made to identify the men.Strathclyde Police said inquiries had begun to establish how the bodies came to be in the hold area and efforts were being made to identify the men.
Three fire engines, four ambulances and a police underwater rescue team were at the habour side.
Fire crews were being lowered in to the hold of the ship via a turntable ladder.
Police said they would not be releasing any more details at this stage.Police said they would not be releasing any more details at this stage.
A post-mortem examination will be held later to determine the exact cause of death. Three fire engines, four ambulances and a police underwater rescue team were at the habour side.
Fire crews were being lowered in to the hold of the 3,000 tonne ship via a turntable ladder.
A post-mortem examination will be held later to determine the exact cause of the men's deaths.