Missing Gujrat Tourists’ Car Found Near Astak Nallah, Search Intensifies

A significant development has emerged in the case of four missing tourists from Gujrat, as their vehicle has been discovered near Astak Nallah, along the riverside below Shahrah-e-Baltistan, according to Pamir Times.

The white Honda City (registration ANE-805), which had been missing for several days, was found on Saturday. The discovery has revived hopes in the ongoing efforts to locate the missing men.

Following the breakthrough, Rescue 1122 Skardu has launched an extensive search and rescue operation. Teams have been deployed to the area to investigate the scene and continue the search for the missing individuals — Suleman Nasrullah, Wasif Shehzad, Umar Ihsan, and Usman Dar.

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The four tourists were last in contact on the night of May 15 while staying at a hotel in Danyore, Gilgit. They were en route to Skardu the following morning but have not been heard from since. Their mobile phones have remained switched off, and all contact with their families ceased after their departure.

Earlier, authorities had issued alerts at all checkpoints and initiated a large-scale search across the region. However, no progress had been made until the vehicle’s discovery.

Now, with the car located, rescue teams are concentrating their efforts on the surrounding area to find the missing tourists. Families and officials are also urging the public to come forward with any information that could aid in the search.