The funeral prayers of the Pakistani national who tragically lost his life on 13th July in a drowning incident at Werbellinsee Lake, Brandenburg, were offered in Berlin.
Funeral prayers for deceased Pakistani national held in Berlin; Embassy expresses condolences
ISLAMABAD, Jul 25 (APP): The funeral prayers of the Pakistani national who tragically lost his life on 13th July in a drowning incident at Werbellinsee Lake, Brandenburg, were offered in Berlin.
“The Embassy expresses its profound grief over this tragic incident and extends its deepest condolences and heartfelt sympathies to the bereaved family. The untimely loss of a young Pakistani student is deeply saddening, and the Embassy stands in solidarity with the family in this hour of grief. The Embassy prays that Almighty Allah grants the departed soul eternal peace and bestows courage and patience upon the bereaved family to bear this irreparable loss,” Pakistan Embassy in Germany said in a press release on Saturday.
Immediately following the incident, the embassy remained in close contact with the relevant German authorities and maintained continuous coordination to facilitate the search, recovery, identification, and repatriation of the deceased.
Through the dedicated efforts and close cooperation of the German Federal Foreign Office, the Brandenburg Police, and other concerned authorities, the body was successfully recovered, identified, and released to the embassy.
The body of the deceased will be repatriated to Pakistan next week.
The embassy conveys its sincere appreciation to the German Federal Foreign Office, the Brandenburg Police, and all other authorities involved for their professionalism, compassion, and unwavering support throughout this process.
Their cooperation and assistance provided considerable solace to the bereaved family and greatly facilitated the Embassy’s consular efforts.
The embassy also urged Pakistani nationals residing in or visiting Germany to exercise utmost caution while swimming or engaging in recreational activities in lakes and other natural water bodies.
Members of the community were advised to observe local safety regulations strictly, heed official warnings, and avoid entering water where conditions might pose a risk to life, it was further added.
