Two bullet-riddled bodies found in Kech

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A representational file photo showing the hand of a body lying on the ground. — Reuters/File
A representational file photo showing the hand of a body lying on the ground. — Reuters/File

GWADAR: Police found two bullet-riddled bodies in the Kech Kaur River area, officials said on Saturday.

According to police, local residents spotted two unattended bodies in the river on Friday evening and informed the administration. Police rushed to the site, took the bodies into custody, and shifted them to the District Hospital in Turbat.

Police said one of the deceased was identified as Imran, who had been missing from his home since June 25, 2025. The second body could not be identified and has been kept in the hospital morgue for identification.

After completing medico-legal formalities, Imran’s body was handed over to his family. Police said further investigation is underway.

Published in Dawn, March 1st, 2026

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