Who was Jake Michael Herd, Australian tourist who was found dead in Kazakhstan?

Authorities in Kazakhstan announced on Tuesday that a tourist from Australia who had been missing for three days in the country’s mountains had been discovered dead.

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Police said they had found the body of Jake Michael Herd, born in 1995, near Big Almaty Lake in the Tian Shan mountains at an altitude of about 2,500m.

He showed no signs of a violent death, according to the rescuers, and was discovered with all of his personal belongings. The rescue effort was conducted in the midst of snow, rain, and wind. In total, 80 people with 20 special equipment participated in the search operation.

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According to a friend, the man had just arrived in Almaty on vacation and was scheduled to leave on Monday, according to the official news agency Kazinform.

According to the press service, on May 21, Jake Michael had left the “727” hostel, located at 66 Kazybek Bi Street, to go for a walk to the Big Almaty Lake. The Ministry of Defense stated that search and rescue operations have been underway since May 22

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For brief stays, Kazakhstan has implemented a visa-free policy for nationals of more than 50 nations.