Missing USF Students: Zamil Limon & Nahida Bristy

0:00Two doctoral students from the University of South Florida have been missing since April 16th. Zameel Leemon and the Hita S. Bristy, both 27 and from Bangladesh, were last seen that Thursday in the Tampa area. Lemon, studying geography, environmental science and policy, vanished around 9 a.m. from his residence. Bristy, a chemical engineering major, was spotted about 10 a.m. on the USF Tampa campus. A family friend reported them missing the next day, April 17th, around 4.50 pm, leading police to enter their info into national databases. Officials believe the two are friends and might be together somewhere. Their loved ones are heartbroken and baffled. Leemon's brother from Bangladesh called it deeply suspicious since his sibling is super-responsible and punctual. Famous back home are an agony, especially with Leemon planting a July trip after two years in Florida. Campus safety folks are worried too, but there's no sign of foul play or anything shady right now.

1:00Police confirm no immigration problems either. We'll keep an eye out for updates as they drop, hoping these two turn up safe soon. That's the story for today. Canada News Today, Driven by AI.