Cause of death of singer Park Boram, who died suddenly in April, revealed

The National Institute of Forensic Science has released the final autopsy results, in which the cause of death of singer Park Bolam (30), who died on the 11th April this year, is presumed to be "acute alcohol poisoning."

　According to the Namyangju Southern Police Station, the police recently received a final autopsy report from the National Forensic Science Institute stating that "it is estimated that (Park Boram) died of acute alcohol poisoning."

　At the time of his death, Park Boram was confirmed to be in poor health due to illnesses such as liver cirrhosis and fatty liver.

　On the 11th April, Park Boram was found collapsed in the toilet at an acquaintance's house in Namyangju, Gyeonggi Province, while drinking alcohol with his acquaintances. An acquaintance found him and called the police, who rushed him to the emergency room, where he eventually died.

　The police requested an autopsy from the National Institute of Forensic Science as there were no traumatic injuries at the time of death, and as a result, it was confirmed that there were no traces of murder or suicide.

　Park Boram appeared on Mnet's audition programme Superstar K2 in 2010 and attracted public attention for his high vocal ability and strong personality. In particular, when she made her official debut in 2014 with 'Clean', she attracted a lot of attention when she appeared on the show having lost about 32 kg after her audition appearance. Her debut song reached number 19 on the Melon annual chart.