The body of tourist Juhaier Ayman was recovered from the Cox's Bazar beach at Labani Point, nearly 15 hours after he went missing while swimming. The deceased Ayman has been identified as the nephew of national cricket team player Mushfiqur Rahim.
The body was retrieved around 6:30 AM on Monday, September 8, 2025, from the beach in Samitipara, Ward No. 1 of Cox's Bazar Municipality. Senior official of Sea Safe Lifeguard Mohammad Osman informed that after the recovery, approximately 16 hours after going missing, the body was taken to Cox's Bazar Sadar Hospital.
The deceased Juhaier Ayman (17) was the son of Mohammad Shariful Islam and Monira Sultana, residents of Ward No. 3, Kotnapara, Bogura Municipality, Bogura Sadar.
Osman from Sea Safe Lifeguard stated that around 3:00 PM on Sunday, three tourists went swimming at Labani Point beach and suddenly started drifting away in the current. Upon hearing the cries of other tourists, Sea Safe Lifeguard personnel, with the help of a rescue boat, managed to save two of them. However, Ayman went missing. Despite searches by firefighters, lifeguards, and Sea Safe Lifeguard until midnight, he could not be located.
He further said that on Monday morning, news came from the Samitipara area that a body had washed up on the beach point there. Local members of Sea Safe Lifeguard, with the assistance of area residents, brought the body to the shore. The family members of the missing person identified it as Ayman.
Executive Magistrate of Cox's Bazar District Administration's Tourism Cell, Md. Azim Khan, said that after identification, the body was brought to Sadar Hospital by ambulance. He learned from the family that they had come from Bogura for a family trip after Ayman's SSC exams, and this unfortunate accident occurred. He described it as very regrettable.
Additional District Magistrate (ADM) of Cox's Bazar, Md. Shahidul Alam, advised that tourists should not swim in areas with red flags. Tourists can enter the water at places indicated by lifeguards and beach workers.
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