The residents of the area said that Nasser al -Din was married and had two children; He had left the house with his brother, Kathir al -Din, to the appearance of horses, after fighting them, when he died
The body of a missing man was found 28 years ago in a dissolved ice river in the Lady Valley, which is a mountainous and remote area in Kohistan, Pakistan. BBC British Report reported that the body was found by the priest and was well preserved, with her clothes intact and identity documents called Naseeruddin. Local police confirmed that he was a man who had disappeared in June 1997 after he fell into a group of ice rivers during a snowstorm. The BBC has not reported the exact date of the body.
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The head of the Department of Environment at Islamabad University, Muhammad Bilal, explained to the station that when the human body falls into my ice, the severe cold freezes tissues, which prevents decomposition. Residents of the region said Naseruddin was married and had two children. He had left the house with his brother Kathir al -Din to ride a fight between them. Kahar Al -Din BBC told his brother a cave.
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