Aliaksandr Narkevich was found on Tuesday evening in a swampy area in the Smalyavichy district.
Aliaksandr Narkevich was found dead, the "Sirius" search and rescue squad reported.
"Found. Deceased. We express our condolences to the family and friends," the squad reported.
Most likely, the Water Rescue Society reported specifically on this situation:
"In the Smalyavichy district, rescuers recovered the body of a drowned man from a body of water.
Information about the incident was received on October 13, 2026. At 4:45 PM, through combined efforts of rescuers, the drowned man was brought to the surface. The body of the man, born in 1985, was found 10 meters from the shore at a depth of about two meters. He showed no signs of life."
41-year-old Aliaksandr Narkevich stopped making contact on the afternoon of September 29 — since then, nothing has been known about his whereabouts. The missing man's wife reported that in the last few weeks before his disappearance, Aliaksandr complained of inexplicable pain and was in a very depressed emotional state.
On the morning of September 30, the family's car was found in the Smalyavichy district. The car was locked, and the phone, work tablet, keys to two apartments, and wallet, which the man had taken with him when he left for work on the day of his disappearance, were not inside.
The search lasted two weeks.
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