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Several athletes unaccounted for after Glasgow 2026 Games, police say

Police Scotland has confirmed that several athletes are unaccounted for after the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. The force said competitors from Uganda and Pakistan failed to return home following the event. Ugandan boxers were among those reported missing. The athletes were expected to travel back to their countries after the games ended. Police have not disclosed further details about the number of athletes involved or their identities. An investigation is under way to determine their whereabouts. The Commonwealth Games brought together athletes from many nations, and the reports of missing competitors have raised concerns. Authorities have not said whether foul play is suspected.

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