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Parmar Gursharanjit Singh and his wife of 33 years, Giedre Vaškyte, have been on vacation at the Intercontinental Resort on Mamunagau Island, reports khaleejtimes.com. February 13 in the afternoon the woman disappeared without a trace. G. Vaškytė, a Canadian citizen, was eight months pregnant and had to give birth to a fight.
“We rested together by the pool and around 3:30 pm he said he was going to take a short swim in the sea. “I never would have thought this would start a terrible tragedy,” PG Singh, a business owner in Dubai and Canada, told the Khaleej Times.
More than nine days have passed, but the local authorities have not given any response. Now they stopped looking for her. I don’t know if she drowned, was abducted or maybe someone hurt her. I need answers, “said the grieving man.
February 12 The couple flew to the Maldives, a popular vacation destination for tourists, as coronavirus restrictions on these islands are less severe, making it safe to escape a devastating pandemic. Unfortunately, a beach vacation soon turned into a tragedy when PG Singh no longer found his wife in the five-star tourist zone.
“I went to our villa by the pool and fell asleep. When I woke up around 6:30 pm, they weren’t there. I called the hotel reception and asked, but they told me that no one had seen it, “said the businessman.
The man panicked and informed the resort management. The search for G. Vaškytė began. According to PG Singh, the following day he reported his wife’s disappearance to the R. Meedhoo Police Station in Maldives. Despite a week-long search involving police officers, the Coast Guard and hotel staff, no traces of G. Vaškytė were found.
Maldivian police suspect the woman drowned in the sea. “We have strong evidence to believe that he drowned while snorkeling near the beach. We have no indication of thinking otherwise, “police station inspector Aslam Mohamed explained to the Khaleej Times.
He also said that the Maldives National Defense Coast Guard had launched a search and rescue operation as soon as it received the report of the missing woman and searched “five days without interruption”, including air, sea and underwater searches.
The inspector reported that although the investigation had not yet been completed, no progress had been made after the failed search.
“There is no new evidence, but we still hope to find her alive and well. It is true that this probability decreases with each passing day,” added A. Mohamed.
Representatives from the Intercontinental Resort confirmed the incident and said they were working closely with authorities and doing everything possible to help the guest’s family.
The shocked PG Singh and his family believe that the authorities should do more to discover the truth about G. Vaškytė’s disappearance.
“She knows how to swim and play sports. How could she drown in the shallow waters of the Maldives. Even if she sank, a few days later the body had to surface,” said Uday Singh, a close friend of the family, to the Khaleej Times.
“Horrible. After all, she is pregnant. We believe she was kidnapped by pirates or someone else. These crimes are common in the Maldives. That’s why we offer 100,000.” To anyone who can provide useful information or help you find it, “he added.
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