British teenager left fighting for life after being stripped naked, stabbed 17 times and photographed while lying bleeding in the street in Turkish holiday resort 17-year-old was found naked in a garden in the Tepe district of Marmaris He is said to be in a critical condition at hospital Two men have been arrested after a huge police manhunt Comes as two men died after drowning at different beaches in Olundeniz A British teenager has been left fighting for his life after he was stripped naked and 'stabbed 17 times' during an attack in a Turkish holiday resort. The British teenager, named as Dwaine Ward, was found in a garden in the Tepe district of Marmaris, a popular holiday haunt for British tourists. Two men have now been arrested in connection with the incident. The 17-year-old was discovered on Tuesday with at least 10 stab wounds to the body and taken to the intensive care unit of the Marmaris State Hospital. He is reportedly in a critical condition. Suspect: Attila Dincer (blue T-shirt) is led away by police. He is being questioned in connection with the stabbing of 17-year-old Dwaine Ward in the Turkish resort town of Marmaris Ismail A, 24, the second suspect being questioned. He was arrested on a bus in Konya, 354 miles from Marmaris Attila Dincer, 26, who works cleaning cars in the area near to where Dwaine was found, is now being questioned in relation to the incident. He was arrested in the early hours of Thursday morning and shortly after Ismail A, 24, from Aksaray, was arrested on a bus in Konya, 354 miles away. Using information believed to have come from Dincer, Turkish police in Mugla liased with other forces across the country - tracking Ismail on a bus heading for his home town. Ismail was taken from the bus at Konya and is being transferred back to Marmaris to undergo questioning. Mr Ward's blood-stained, naked body was spotted and photographed lying in a garden at around 7.30am on Tuesday by local residents. They called the emergency services and a doctor managed to stabilise the teenager at the scene before he was rushed to intensive care. Two British men are believed to have died in separate drowning incidents in Turkey, while a teenager is fighting for his life after he was stabbed ten times Marmaris police immediately launched a major investigation into the alleged attack and all leave was cancelled as they desperately tried to track down the attackers. Within 48 hours police had checked 217 cameras covering the town's Bar Street and surrounding areas. Careful examination of the camera's showed Dwayne leaving Bar Street and then a few hundred yards further on two men were seen following him and taking hold of his arms. According to police and hospital reports Dwaine had been stabbed more than a dozen times including twice in the throat and several times in the chest. It is said to have pierced his heart. It is said he had also been stabbed in the groin, legs and back and his arms had been slashed with a razor. People on Belcekiz beach called paramedics after noticing that a body, believed to be that of Anthony Gissing, was floating in the sea without moving The attack took place after the young man and his older brother, said to be 32, had been out drinking in the town's Bar Street on Monday night. The brothers had reportedly become separated among the crowds and Darren had returned to their hotel alone. The brothers are believed to be on holiday with their mother- staying at the privately run Ali Baba Otel close to the town's busy market place. Speaking from the Ali Baba Otel, yesterday morning his mother said: 'Dwaine's facing another operation this morning. His dad's flying out from the UK to be with him. 'I'm too distressed to talk about it.' The Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) confirmed hospitalisation of the teenager. In a separate incident in Marmaris, a British teenager, named as Dwaine Ward, was left fighting for his life after being found naked in a garden in the Tepe district It comes as two British men, one named locally as Anthony Gissing and the second whose identity has not been released, died after drowning at different beaches in Mugla's Olundeniz district. It has been reported that the incidents all occurred within 24 hours of each other on Turkey's southern coast. People on Belcekiz beach called paramedics after noticing that a body - believed to be that of Mr Gissing - was floating in the sea without moving. He was taken to a local hospital but could not be saved, it is said. On Olundeniz's Kumburnu beach, officers brought another male body, said to be that of a 'Mr Webb', ashore after noticing him in the sea. Paramedics arrived on the scene, but he was also declared dead. The bodies of both tourists were sent to the Muğla Forensics Department. It is not yet clear how the men drowned.