A Canadian has died in India and officials are providing consular assistance, Global Affairs Canada said on Wednesday.
News of the death was first reported by CTV News on Wednesday.
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In a statement to Global News confirming the report, GAC spokesperson Charlotte MacLeod said: “Global Affairs Canada is aware of the death of a Canadian in India.”
“Canadian officials are engaging with local authorities, and providing consular assistance,” she said.
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It’s unclear what the cause of the death was and where it happened.
GAC did not provide any further details “due to privacy considerations.”
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