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KRIDL engineer found in Mumbai after 40-day search
Police have located a missing engineer from the Korean Research Institute of Bioscience and Biotechnology (KRIDL) in Mumbai, ending a month-long search that spanned multiple states. The man was discovered near Bandra railway station on October 22.
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The engineer, identified as Mr. Parvez, was found near Bandra railway station in Mumbai on October 22, marking the conclusion of an intensive 40-day investigation. His disappearance had prompted authorities to mount a widespread search operation across three states.
The search had initially focused on Andhra Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, and Madhya Pradesh before investigators narrowed their efforts to Maharashtra. The discovery of Mr. Parvez near the railway station provided a breakthrough in a case that had raised concerns among colleagues and family members.
Details surrounding the circumstances of his disappearance and the discovery remain limited. Police are continuing their investigation into the matter as they work to establish a complete account of events during his time away from his workplace at KRIDL.
The case highlights the challenges authorities face in locating missing persons across India's vast geography, particularly when individuals travel between states without informing their families or employers.