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Street scene of cordoned public toilets with AFP Search and Rescue signage in Canberra city centre

Man dies in Canberra city centre, investigation underway

A man has died at public toilets in Canberra's city centre near Alinga and Mort streets.

Police were called to the toilets at the intersection of Alinga and Mort streets about 9.45am. An ACT Policing spokesman confirmed a person had died and that an investigation was under way.

Investigators believe the death is not suspicious at this stage. Police have not released the deceased's age or gender, and next of kin are yet to be notified.

The site was cordoned off next to the City Bus Interchange. A witness at the scene said the toilets and laneways in Canberra's city centre are known places where people use drugs.

About 9.45am
Time of call
Not suspicious at this stage
Suspicion status
Drug consumption in toilets and laneways
Area known for

Why it mattersDeaths in public places raise questions about safety and support services in the city centre.

AustraliaThis affects Canberra residents' concerns about the CBD and access to services and support for vulnerable people.

✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 3 h ago

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