Booliiska UK waxay xaqiijinayaan in xubno ka tirsan kooxda feerka Uganda aysan la joogin ka dib Ciyaaraha Barwaaqo-sooranka

Labo ka mid ah lixdii feeraryahan ee Uganda ayaa ku soo laabtay dalkooda, halka afar kalena ay wali ku sugan yihiin UK

Booliiska Boqortooyada Midowday ayaa xaqiijiyay in xubno ka tirsan kooxda feerka ee Uganda aysan la joogin ka dib markii ay ka qayb qaateen Ciyaaraha Barwaaqo-sooranka ee Glasgow. Police Scotland ayaa sheegtay in ay heleen warbixinno ciyaartoy aan la garanayn.

Xaaladda Kooxda Feerka ee Uganda

Qiyaastii 3,000 oo ciyaartoy ah oo ka kala yimid 74 waddan ayaa u tartamay Ciyaaraha Barwaaqo-sooranka ee 2026 ee magaalada ugu weyn Scotland, xafladii xidhitaankana waxaa qabsoomay Axad. Tani waxay muujinaysaa baaxadda dhacdadaas caalamiga ah.

Kaliya labo xubnood oo ka mid ah lixdii feeraryahan ee Uganda ayaa ku soo noqday dalkooda. Kuwii ku soo laabtay waxaa ka mid ahaa Aziz Abdul, oo ah awowgii taliyihii hore ee Uganda Idi Amin, kaasoo laga saaray ciyaartiisii rubuc-dhamaadka sababtoo ah madax-tuujin.

Hadalka Mas'uuliyiinta iyo Baaritaanka

Moses Muhangi, guddoomiyaha Ururka Feerka Uganda, ayaa AFP u sheegay in ay 'too early to say that the four boxers disappeared', isagoo xusay in fiisaha UK ee ciyaartoydu ay wali shaqaynayan. Wuxuu ku daray 'Let us wait until their visas expire'.

Phil Batty, agaasimaha guud ee Ciyaaraha, ayaa PA Media u sheegay 'we work really closely with Police Scotland, the Border Force and UK visas and immigration to make sure everyone arrives and departs in line with regulation.' Waxaa sidoo kale la sheegay in feeraryahan Pakistani ahi uu la waayay.

Tallaabooyinka Booliiska iyo Xiriirka Wasaaradda

Police Scotland ayaa shaacisay in ay 'received reports of several athletes who are unaccounted for' waxayna qaadayso 'enquiries' iyadoo la shaqaynaysa Wasaaradda Arrimaha Gudaha. Tani waa tallaabada rasmiga ah ee ay booliisku qaadayaan.

Ciyaaraha Barwaaqo-sooranka ayaa keenay isu imaatinka wadamada, laakiin kiiskani wuxuu keenay su'aalo ku saabsan la socodka ciyaartoyda shisheeye. Mas'uuliyiinta UK iyo Uganda ayaa wali ku jira wada-hadallo xiriir ah.

Police Scotland has confirmed that four members of Uganda's boxing team have not returned home following the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, prompting official enquiries and engagement with the Home Office.

Police Launch Enquiries Into Missing Athletes

Police Scotland said it had received reports of several athletes who are unaccounted for and is conducting enquiries while engaging with the Home Office. The confirmation came after the closing ceremony of the 2026 Commonwealth Games, which saw around 3,000 athletes from 74 nations compete in Glasgow.

The Games chief executive, Phil Batty, stated that his team works closely with Police Scotland, the Border Force and UK visas and immigration to ensure everyone arrives and departs in line with regulation. He emphasized the importance of monitoring athlete movements throughout the event.

Uganda Boxing Federation Responds to Reports

Moses Muhangi, president of the Uganda Boxing Federation, told AFP that it was too early to say that the four boxers disappeared, noting the athletes' UK visas were still valid. He identified the team captain, Nuhu Batte, as one of those who have not yet returned to Uganda.

Among the two boxers who did return was Aziz Abdul, a grandson of former Ugandan dictator Idi Amin, who was disqualified for a headbutt in his quarterfinal match. Muhangi indicated that several team members were expected to return later in the week or over the weekend.

Broader Concerns Over Athlete Safety

The situation has raised broader concerns about athlete safety at international sporting events, with regional media also reporting that a Pakistani boxer failed to return home on schedule. This adds to the growing list of athletes whose whereabouts remain unclear after the Games.

Authorities have not provided further details on the circumstances surrounding the missing athletes, but the ongoing enquiries suggest that the matter is being treated seriously. Families and officials in Uganda are awaiting updates on the safety and whereabouts of their compatriots.