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Body of Woman Who Committed Suicide in Neelum River Recovered After Two Days

October 16, 2026 • 55 minutes ago •

MUZAFFARABAD: The body of a woman who reportedly committed suicide by jumping into the Neelum River has been recovered and transferred from Indian-occupied Kashmir to Azad Kashmir after two days of joint efforts by the Pakistan Army and local authorities.

According to Saeed Qureshi, the Director General of the State Disaster Management Authority, the recovery operation was initiated following reports of the incident, which took place in the picturesque Neelum Valley. The deceased, identified as a resident of Nager, was found after extensive searches along the riverbanks.

This tragic event highlights ongoing mental health issues and the need for increased support systems in the region. Local officials have expressed concern over the rising number of such incidents, emphasizing the importance of community awareness and intervention.

Authorities are expected to conduct further investigations into the circumstances surrounding the incident, while community leaders are urged to engage in discussions about mental health resources and preventive measures to address this growing concern.