Home / New ZealandDeath on Nelson street in Auckland's CBDNZ Herald11 Oct, 2020 02:19 AMQuick ReadSubscribe to listenAccess to Herald Premium articles require a Premium subscription. Subscribe now to listen.Subscribe nowAlready a subscriber? Sign in hereListening to articles is free for open-access content—explore other articles or learn more about text-to-speech.SaveShareShare this articleCopy LinkEmailFacebookTwitter/XLinkedInRedditA person has died on the footpath in the Auckland CBD. Video / Will traffordA person has died on the footpath in central Auckland this afternoon.A witness told the Herald a body covered in a white sheet is lying outside the Aura apartment building at the corner of Cook and Nelson Streets. "A lot of people are looking at the body from outside their apartment" he said. The witness said the person appears to be a male."The police officers seem to be just guarding the body, but they're not interviewing anyone," he said.AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.There are five police officers and three ambulance staff at the scene.Police confirmed emergency services were alerted to reports of an unresponsive person on the pavement.Medical attention was provided to the person but they died at the scene.AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.A St John spokeswoman confirmed they were called to Nelson St at 2.06pm and three ambulances were sent. The spokeswoman said there was no other information available as the incident had been referred to police.The death will be referred to the Coroner.SaveShareShare this articleCopy LinkEmailFacebookTwitter/XLinkedInRedditLatest from New ZealandNew ZealandWoman tied to a pole and gagged during 100 assaults from partnerNew Zealand|UpdatedThe Kiwibank chair who is also a priest: ‘There’s more to life than the corporate world’PremiumNew Zealand'Bringing the community together': Young new owner's plans for Hastings cinemaSponsoredSolar bat monitors uncover secrets of Auckland’s night skyAdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
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