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Body of German embassy employee found in Islamabad
Employee identified as Fayaz Ali, a visa officer at the German embassy.
One of the men identified as Fayaz Ali, who worked as a visa officer at German Embassy. PHOTO: PPI/FILE
ISLAMABAD: The bodies of a German embassy employee and one other person were retrieved from Rawal Dam after a police search operation was conducted in the area, Express News reported on Wednesday.
The employee was identified as Fayaz Ali, a visa officer at the German embassy; however the other person still remains unidentified.
Police said that an FIR was registered with the Aabpara Police Station on March 22 reporting that Ali had gone missing, after which they initiated a search operation.
Officials at the German embassy said that Ali had been working with them for the last three years.
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