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Nusrat Osman, a 47-year-old British mother of two working as an auditor in Blantyre, Malawi, was kidnapped at noon on Friday by four men. The abductors used a grey Nissan Dualis vehicle. Police have offered a reward of over £12,600 for information leading to her safe return and the prosecution of those involved. Her husband told local media that he has no personal enemies, and the motive behind the abduction remains unclear as there have been no ransom demands or communications from the kidnappers.
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A British woman has been abducted in Malawi in broad daylight, police have said.
asserted
police → see → daylight
Nusrat Osman, 47, was reportedly seized at around 12.30pm local time on Friday in the city of Blantyre by four men in a grey Nissan Dualis.
uncertain
Osman → seize → Dualis
Authorities have offered a reward of more than £12,600 for 'credible information' that could help secure the mother-of-two's safe rescue and lead to the prosecution of those responsible.
uncertain
that → offer → those
Ms Osman was reportedly working for a local auditing firm at the time of her kidnapping.
uncertain
Osman → work → kidnapping
Local outlet Nyasa Times spoke to her husband, who said: 'I don't know where she is or how she is.
asserted
she → speak → husband
My wife is an auditor and I have no issues with anyone.'
asserted
I → have → anyone
Investigators are reportedly inundating members of the public with text messages as they scramble for leads, according to the outlet.
uncertain
they → inundate → outlet
The motive behind the abduction remains unknown and the kidnappers have not attempted to get in contact with the victim's family or the authorities.
asserted
kidnappers → remain → family
British mother Nusrat Osman, 47, was reportedly seized at around 12.30pm local time on Friday
United Democratic Front president Atupele Muluzi condemned the kidnapping, describing the incident as deeply disturbing.
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Muluzi → seize → incident
Writing on his official Facebook page, the politician said that abductions were becoming increasingly frequent in Malawi, a development he described as a grave concern for every resident.
asserted
he → write → resident
An FCDO spokesperson said: 'We are aware of reports that a British national has been abducted in Malawi and are in touch with local authorities.'
asserted
national → say → authorities
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