Athletes from Pakistan and Uganda reported missing after 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow

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Scottish police are investigating reports of multiple athletes disappearing following the 2026 Commonwealth Games held in Glasgow. Four Ugandan boxers have reportedly gone missing, with at least one believed to have sought asylum in Scotland. Pakistani boxer Qudratullah was also reported missing in a separate incident. The disappearances have drawn attention to a broader pattern of athletes failing to return home after major international sporting events. Pakistan had a historically poor showing at the Games, earning only a single bronze medal throughout the entire competition.

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