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Islamabad police identify fake ‘Belgian woman’ as Farwa Kiyani from Rawalpindi

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ISLAMABAD: Islamabad police have identified the woman found in the Abpara police station area as Farwa Kiyani, a resident of Rawalpindi.

As per the details, initially believed to be a foreign national, it has been confirmed that Farwa is not an international citizen.

While now authorities are now investigating her reasons for claiming to be a foreigner.

Earlier, Farwa introduced herself as a Belgian citizen and told police she arrived in Islamabad around six months ago. She claimed that she had been living with a man and alleged that he had repeatedly raped her.

Police also contacted the Belgian embassy, which reportedly had no record of such an individual travelling to Pakistan. They then referred police to the Netherlands mission, since the location she indicated as her native area is near the border between both countries.

Police said that a medical examination of the woman is being conducted in the hospital. She is able to speak both English and Urdu and seems to be in good mental health.

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