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Mahammed Islam, 20, from London, drowned after vanishing into Glaslyn Lake during a hike with his brother in Snowdonia, North Wales on September 27. Emergency services were alerted when Mr Islam got into difficulty, and his body was recovered by search divers the next day. The cause of death is listed as drowning by a pathologist. Islam's family described him as kind-hearted and dedicated, expressing deep sorrow over his untimely passing.
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Story summary
Mahammed Islam, a 20-year-old man from Stepney in east London, drowned after vanishing into Lake Glaslyn while walking with his brother in Snowdonia National Park, North Wales. The incident occurred on September 27, when they traveled over 200 miles to the location. Islam entered the lake and got into difficulty, disappearing from sight; emergency services were alerted, and his body was recovered by search divers the next day. The senior coroner for north west Wales, Kate Robertson, stated that a pathologist has provisionally ruled the cause of death as drowning. His family described him as a "remarkable young man with a promising future," expressing their heartbreak at his untimely passing and highlighting the joy and positive impact he had on others.
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A man has drowned after he vanished in a lake while on a mountain walk with his brother, an inquest has heard.
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Mahammed Islam, 20, travelled more than 200 miles from London to Snowdonia in North Wales on September 27.
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An inquest hearing in Caernarfon heard that Mr Islam entered Glaslyn Lake before he got into difficulty and disappeared out of the sight of his brother.
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Kate Robertson, senior coroner for north west Wales, said that emergency services were called and Mr Islam's body was recovered by search divers the following day.
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A pathologist has given the provisional cause of death as drowning.
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Paying tribute to their son, who was from Stepney in east London, his family described Mr Islam as a 'remarkable young man with a promising future ahead of him'.
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They said: 'He was a devoted son, a loving brother, and a cherished friend whose kindness and character touched the lives of all who knew him.
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His untimely passing has left his family, friends, and wider community heartbroken.
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He will be remembered for the joy he brought to others, the memories he created, and the positive impact he had on those fortunate enough to cross his path.
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Mahammed Islam, 20, travelled more than 200 miles with his brother from London to Snowdonia in North Wales on September 27
Pictured: Lake Glaslyn where Mr Islam vanished after getting into difficulty in the water
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Mahammed will be deeply missed and lovingly remembered by everyone who knew him.
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Our thoughts and sincere condolences remain with his family and loved ones at this incredibly difficult time.
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'The family would like to thank all involved in the search and recovery of Mahammed.'
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Chief Inspector Steve Pawson said: 'Our thoughts remain with the man's family and friends at this incredibly difficult time.
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The Coroner has been informed and enquiries are now underway.
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I would like to express my thanks to all emergency responders and mountain rescue volunteers who responded to this incident.'
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