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Police Deploy Sniffer Dogs in Search for Missing Young Russian Siblings Near Pattaya

BANGLAMUNG, Thailand

Thai authorities have intensified the search for two missing young Russian siblings by deploying police sniffer dogs near Pattaya, officials said Thursday afternoon, July 30th.

Miss Diana Nazimova, 22, and her brother Mr. Roman Nazimova, 17, disappeared along with their Honda ADV 150 motorcycle early on the morning of July 26th, 2026. The black-and-gray scooter, registered under plate number 4กษ 6379 Chonburi, was later recovered and found dismantled and buried in pits in Huai Yai, but the pair remain missing.

At 10 a.m. on July 30th, Police Major General Kiatisak Srathong-oy, commander of the Investigation Division of Police Region 2, led a planning meeting in front of the Khao Chi Chan Elephant Garden. The gathering included police officers, local administrative officials from Banglamung district, and two police dogs, Senior Police Dog Yanya and Senior Police Dog Hunter.

Teams then spread out across multiple locations in the Na Jomtien subdistrict of Sattahip district and Huai Yai subdistrict of Banglamung district. Officers used scenario simulations and analysis of possible suspect behavior to identify areas where evidence or might have been concealed before conducting detailed searches of target sites.

Investigators also presented clothing belonging to the missing siblings to the sniffer dogs, which then examined wells and abandoned buildings in Na Jomtien, an area believed to be linked to the disappearance, in hopes of uncovering additional traces or evidence.

Reports that the pair may have traveled to Chanthaburi province have been checked by investigators, who said no information has confirmed that the siblings left the local area.

The search continues as authorities work to resolve the mysterious disappearance.

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