Hyderabad Family Appeals for Help as Daughter Goes Missing in Dubai
Hyderabad: A family from the city has approached the police after losing contact with their 24-year-old daughter, who had travelled to Dubai for work. With no communication from her for several months, relatives have sought immediate intervention from authorities to help trace her whereabouts.
According to the family, the young woman relocated to the United Arab Emirates after securing employment in the healthcare sector. She had completed her medical education and accepted the overseas opportunity to support her family financially.
Relatives said they remained in regular touch with her after she moved abroad. However, communication reportedly stopped unexpectedly, and repeated attempts to contact her through her mobile phones have been unsuccessful. Both numbers are said to have remained switched off for an extended period.
As concern grew, family members contacted friends, acquaintances and others believed to be familiar with her life in Dubai. Despite their efforts, they were unable to obtain any reliable information regarding her location or well-being.
With no breakthrough, the family approached the Rajiv Gandhi International Airport (RGIA) Police Station and lodged a missing person complaint, requesting assistance in tracing the woman. Police have accepted the complaint and initiated an investigation into the matter.
Officials are expected to coordinate with relevant agencies and examine available records to establish the woman's last known movements. The investigation may also involve communication with authorities in the United Arab Emirates as part of efforts to locate her.
Police have not disclosed whether any specific lead has emerged in the case. They have also not indicated whether foul play is suspected, stating that the inquiry is still at an early stage.
The disappearance has left the woman's family deeply distressed. They say she travelled abroad with hopes of building a better future and had regularly stayed in touch until contact suddenly ceased.
Family members have appealed to anyone with credible information about her whereabouts to inform the authorities so that she can be traced at the earliest.
Cases involving Indian nationals who lose contact while working overseas often require coordination between local police, immigration authorities and diplomatic channels. Such investigations can take time depending on the availability of travel, employment and communication records.
For now, the family continues to wait for updates while hoping the investigation leads to information about the woman's safety. Authorities have urged the public to rely only on verified information and avoid speculation as inquiries continue.
