Authorities have ruled out foul play in the case of the body found near a Flemish motorway on Sunday evening.
The body was found near the E17 motorway in Waasmunster, in East Flanders, at the edge of a forest, close to the motorway's entrance and exit complex.
The local Prosecutor’s Office sent a forensic expert and a laboratory team to investigate the circumstances of the death.
An autopsy was conducted on Monday morning, which determined the cause of death was natural and ruled out any criminal involvement.
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