Armed men loot Rs8 million from foreign citizen in Islamabad
Five men, one wearing a police uniform, entered the house and held the victim hostage, UrduPoint reported.
Five armed men robbed a foreign citizen of Rs8 million after entering his house in Islamabad and holding him hostage, UrduPoint reported on Thursday. One of the robbers was wearing a police uniform, according to the report.
The outlet's headline said five armed men entered the foreign citizen's home and took him hostage before looting the money. The report did not provide the victim's nationality, the exact location in Islamabad, the date and time of the incident, or whether any arrests had been made.
Skardu Times was unable to retrieve the full UrduPoint report and could not independently verify the details. Islamabad police had not issued a statement at the time of filing.
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