Snatchers strike in Islamabad's F-7 Markaz

Police registered case but have yet to trace the suspects

Our Correspondent September 01, 2020
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ISLAMABAD:

Unidentified motorbike riders on Monday snatched a cellphone from a resident in the upscale Sector F-7 Markaz area. Bilal Shah told the Kohsar police that two unidentified men approached him on a motorbike, snatched his cellphone and fled. Police have registered a case but have yet to trace the suspects.

Published in The Express Tribune, September 1st, 2020.
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