Popular TV actor Sana Askari recently recounted a personal experience on a morning show, where she fell prey to an online scam involving an expensive bag purchase.
Despite her husband’s initial reservations due to the seller’s page having minimal likes and comments, she persuaded him to make the payment.
However, the next day, when she revisited the online page to explore more products, she discovered that the page had disappeared, and she was blocked on the WhatsApp number used for placing the order.
Despite her attempts to contact the seller, there was no response. Sana Askari then approached her bank with the provided account details, only to find out that the money had already been withdrawn.
In an effort to recover her funds, the actor sought assistance from NADRA, filed a complaint at a police station, and even visited the FIA office. Unfortunately, she had to eventually come to terms with the loss of her hard-earned money.
The incident serves as a cautionary tale about the risks of online scams and the importance of exercising caution when making transactions on the internet.
Police Bust ‘Lady Gang’ Involved In Theft On Metro Bus Service
Meanwhile, Rawalpindi police announced a successful operation on Monday, claiming to have dismantled a ‘lady gang’ engaged in theft on the metro bus service.
The Special Police (SP) Rawal stated that the female snatchers’ gang, responsible for stealing from commuters on the Rawalpindi metro bus service, was apprehended, and they have confessed to their criminal activities during the investigation.
The police took action in response to numerous complaints about thefts on the metro bus route. Members of the ‘lady gang’ were found in possession of two mobile phones and Rs450,000, which were reportedly stolen from passengers.
This operation follows a series of measures taken by law enforcement to address criminal activities targeting public transportation services.
