After Pakistan boxer, Uganda athletes go ‘missing’ in Glasgow after CWG

Scottish police are probing reports of athletes from Pakistan and Uganda going missing after the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. Four Ugandan boxers reportedly disappeared, with one seeking asylum, while Pakistani boxer Qudratullah was also reported missing. Pakistan finished with just one medal, a bronze for Fatim

UK police looking into reports of 'missing' athletes who didn't return home after Commonwealth Games closing ceremony.

Five different athletes are unaccounted for following the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow after their rooms were left empty

Scottish police are investigating reports of foreign athletes, identified in the media as boxers from Uganda and Pakistan, who failed to return home after competing in the Commonwealth Games that ended in Glasgow last Sunday.

Reports suggest boxers from Uganda and Pakistan did not return home at the conclusion of this year’s Games

GLASGOW, Aug 4 (Reuters) - Scottish police are investigating reports of foreign athletes, identified in the media as boxers from Uganda and Pakistan, who failed to return home after competing in the Commonwealth Games that ended in Glasgow last Sunday.

Police Scotland confirmed to STV that it had received reports of several athletes who were unaccounted for

Hunt for four Ugandan boxers among several athletes missing in Scotland after Commonwealth Games  lbc.co.uk

A boxer who represented Pakistan at the Commonwealth Games has reportedly gone missing before the team was to return home from Glasgow

Pakistani boxer Qudratullah, who fought at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, has reportedly gone missing after failing to board his team’s flight home, amid separate reports that four Ugandan boxers have also disappeared.