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The scene was witnessed by tourists staying at the hotel, who immediately informed the hotel staff , asking them to call the police.

Police officers arrived within minutes and found the man’s lifeless body floating face down in the water. Civil Protection Department personnel were called to help carry Mr Kamis’s body ashore.

Mr Kamis, who had been in Malta for the past six years, was registered as living at the Marsa open centre and has no family. He was wearing a blazer, a shirt and a pair of jeans.

As investigations are still in the early stages, the police are not ruling anything at this point, not even foul play, sources said.

The sequence of events is still not yet clear but eyewitnesses noted that t he body language of the other people was not aggressive or threatening towards Mr Kamis, the sources explained.

The police are looking into the possibility that Mr Kamis was thrown in the water as a joke. However, it is not yet clear what led to him being left alone at sea.

No wounds were found on his body, except for a few scratches. Although it is suspected that Mr Kamis drowned, an autopsy is expected to be carried out today to establish the precise cause of death.

Depending on the outcome of the investigations, the victim’s friends could possibly face criminal charges in court.

Magistrate Doreen Clarke is holding an inquiry.

The deceased man is the 17th victim of accidents in Polish coal mines this year. The last fatal accident in a Polish coal mine occurred on June 18th at Wujek-Silesia when a 39-year-old worker was crushed by a rock slab.

According to mining surveillance data, since the beginning of 2011 a total of 24 fatalities and 22 serious accidents occurred in the entire Polish mining industry. 17 of the fatal victims and 18 of the seriously injured were coal mines workers.

“It is easy to forget our natural heritage under the ocean waves. There is more colour among our fish and coral than even the amazing birdlife that we treasure. Let’s do something our grandchildren will be thankful for and preserve the Coral Sea. I am 100% behind it”- John Williamson AM

Threatened Species Day is held each year to commemorate the death of the last Tasmanian Tiger at Hobart zoo in 1936, and to highlight the many other species in Australia who face a similar fate if not properly protected.

Over 340 bird and animal species in Australia’s Coral Sea are included on the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Red List of Threatened Species. Five of the eight species of tuna are in the threatened or Near Threatened categories. These include some found in the Coral Sea; Bigeye tuna, Vulnerable; Yellowfin, Near Threatened, Albacore tuna, Near Threatened. The Striped marlin is also Near Threatened.

The Coral Sea is a tropical marine jewel which lies east of the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park. It’s one of the last places on Earth where large marine animals can still be found in great numbers.

Yet less than 1% of this Serengeti of the Seas is protected.
Check out the video at http://www.protectourcoralsea.org.au