Tourist couple saves teen from drowning in Naltar.

GILGIT -- A doctor and her husband saved a teenage boy life who fell in a lake in Gilgit-Baltistan's Naltar valley by giving him emergency medical treatment.

The incident happened on June 14, according to a source in Gilgit-Baltistan's tourist police.

A boy, 14-year-old Arif Khan, fell in the Satrangi Lake while grazing cattle, after which his uncle Tariq Mir, 17, jumped into the lake to save his drowning nephew.

However, while Arif Khan lost his life, the couple managed to save Tariq Mir by providing him with emergency medical aid.

Israr Ahmad Chaudhary, a resident of Multan, told Dawn that he along with his wife, Dr Quratul Ain Hashmi, and other family members had reached Naltar by local jeeps at 12am on June 14.

Tariq Mir jumped into a lake to save his nephew, who did not survive

Upon arrival in upper Naltar, they saw some people gathered near the lake and screaming. Mr Chaudhary said he and his wife stepped out of the vehicle and noticed that Tariq Mir was just taken out from water and was unconscious.

The locals managed to pull the youth out of the lake, but he did not have a heartbeat and was unconscious because his lungs had been filled with water.

The couple immediately started giving the boy cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), a lifesaving technique that helps to keep the flow of blood and oxygen in...