US EditionBody of Missing Man Found on Melting Glacier After 28 Years
LADY VALLEY, KOHISTAN DISTRICT, NORTHERN PAKISTAN, AUG 6 – Naseeruddin's body was found intact after 28 years in a glacier crevice, uncovered due to accelerated melting linked to record-high regional temperatures, officials said.
- A body identified as Naseeruddin, missing for 28 years, was found on August 1 in a melting glacier in Kohistan's remote Supat Valley, Pakistan.
- Naseeruddin went missing in mid-1997 after an incident in the mountains while traveling on horseback with his brother Kathiruddin, who explained that a family conflict had prompted them to leave their home.
- The local shepherd Omar Khan discovered the remarkably preserved body with intact clothing and physical features, and an ID card confirming Naseeruddin's identity sparked official notification.
- Experts explained that glacier conditions freeze bodies quickly and prevent decomposition, and recent unprecedented temperatures have accelerated glacial melt in northern Pakistan, exposing hidden remains.
- Authorities initiated DNA tests, the family gained closure after years of uncertainty, and the discovery highlights climate change's role in accelerating glacier melting.
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Body of Man Missing for 28 Years Found in Melting Glacier
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Sheep herder Omar Khan stumbled upon a bundle of clothes on a mountain in Pakistan. It turned out to be the remains of a man who disappeared in a snowstorm in 1997. “What I saw was unbelievable. The body was intact. The clothes weren’t even torn,” Omar Khan told the BBC.
Body of man missing for 28 years found preserved in melting glacier in Pakistan
The body of Naseeruddin, a man missing for 28 years in Pakistan, was found preserved in a melting glacier. He disappeared after fleeing a family feud in 1997. His brother, Kaseeruddin, is returning to recover his remains, ending a long chapter of uncertainty.
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A shepherd made an amazing discovery while walking on a glacier in Pakistan. The body of a man, who had disappeared for 28 years, had reappeared on the surface after being buried under the ice for more than two years...
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