Archive · 22 Dec 2025
Pakistani Man Found Preserved in Ice 28 Years After Disappearance
A man named Naseeruddin from Pakistan went into a cave when he was 31 years old and never came back.
His family looked for him but couldn't find him.
Almost 30 years later, a shepherd named Omar Khan found Naseeruddin's body perfectly preserved in ice.
The ice kept his body safe from decay, and he even had his ID with him.
Scientists think the ice melted because of climate change, which is why his body was found.
Pakistan has many glaciers, and they are melting because of the warming climate.
This is similar to other discoveries where people or things are found preserved in ice for a long time.
Naseeruddin, a 31-year-old Pakistani man, disappeared in 1997 and was found preserved in ice in July 2025.
His body was discovered by a local shepherd named Omar Khan in the Supat Valley.
Naseeruddin's body was fully intact, with his clothes and ID in perfect condition.
The preservation was due to glacial ice and climate change, which caused the glaciers to melt.
Pakistan has around 7,000 glaciers, many of which are melting due to decreased snowfall and increased sunlight.
- Who
- Naseeruddin, a Pakistani man who disappeared in 1997
- What
- His body was found preserved in ice 28 years later
- When
- He disappeared in 1997 and was found in July 2025
- Where
- Supat Valley, Pakistan
- Why
- His body was preserved due to glacial ice and climate change
- Name
- Naseeruddin
- Age at Disappearance
- 31
- Year of Disappearance
- 1997
- Year of Discovery
- 2025
- Location of Discovery
- Supat Valley, Pakistan
- Discoverer
- Omar Khan (local shepherd)
- Preservation Condition
- Fully intact with ID
- Cause of Preservation
- Glacial ice and climate change