T
he brother of a student who vanished after dwelling in London for a matter of weeks has issued a plea for assist to seek out him.
Muhammad Nabeel mentioned his brother Shakeel Muhammad, 25, went for a stroll within the native park in Hanwell west London, on March 16 and has not been seen since.
He didn’t have his telephone with him, or any cash, and his household are rising more and more involved for his safety.
Mr Mohammad is a student at Buckinghamshire New University and had just lately moved to London from his native Pakistan to review.
When he went missing he was sporting a darkish zipped jacket, darkish prime and darkish trousers. He is slim and walks with a slight limp on account of a previous bike accident.
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Shakeel was final seen when he left his residence in Ealing, west London on March 16
Mr Nabeel mentioned: “We are extraordinarily fearful about his safety. It is completely out of character for him to go missing and it makes me deeply involved that one thing actually horrible has occurred to him.
“He has had a leg surgical procedure prior to now, placing him at larger threat of accidents and falls.
“He is skinny and eats little or no and it’s extremely unlikely for him to outlive for days with out meals on this chilly.
“His mom is in nice misery too since she has misplaced in contact with him.
“We want police to save lots of our brother as he can not simply vanish into skinny air.”
The Metropolitan Police mentioned investigators are checking CCTV within the space the place he was final seen.
A spokesman mentioned: “Officers are interesting for data following the disappearance of a person from Ealing
“Twenty-five-old Shakeel Muhammad was final seen leaving his residence deal with in Greenford Avenue at roughly 2.20pm on Tuesday March 16.
“He has solely been within the nation for two months and is thought to get pleasure from exploring new areas and parks.
“Officers are finishing up inquiries and are reviewing CCTV from the realm the place Shakeel was final seen.”
Anyone with data can name police on 101 or tweet @MetCC quoting the reference 21MIS007441. To stay nameless contact the Missing People charity on-line or by calling 116 000.
