An inquest into the death of Newport teenager Nida Naseer will open and adjourn today. The 18-year-old's body was discovered at Newport Wetlands on Thursday - three months after she went missing from her home in Pill.
Gwent Police say they've stopped all physical searches for missing Newport teenager Nida Naseer.
She has not been seen since she was reported missing two days after Christmas.
It's thought the 19-year-old left the house barefoot, without her wallet or mobile phone.
Since then her mobile phone has not been used, and no evidence of her being alive or dead has been discovered.
Despite several highly publicised appeals for information, Gwent Police said they have not had any new leads in the case.
While ground searches have stopped, Nida's file remains open, and a dozen dedicated detectives are working on the case.
Her older sister Shamyla, told a press conference earlier this year she believed Nida's disappearance had been caused because she was upset about not being able to go to university.
Despite getting good grades, Nida's status as a failed asylum seeker meant she would not receive any funding to study a degree. Her family could not afford to pay for her studies.
Relatives and police described her disappearance as 'totally out of character' - especially as the teen needs medication which stops her becoming anaemic.
Rain clipping the far north through the evening but elsewhere staying dry with some sunny spells.
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Photos taken on Saturday morning show Roald Dahl Plass strewn with empty beer bottles and discarded canisters of laughing gas.