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The Pakistani student "Liba Ijaz" (21 years old) passed away after falling victim to a scam that shattered her dream of studying at Harvard University in the United States. Liba had been seeking admission to the university when she was deceived by an individual claiming to be an immigration and education consultant. She was asked to pay 7 million Pakistani rupees (about $33,000). After her family paid the amount under pressure and sold their possessions, they discovered that the documents provided by the scammer were completely fake, which led to her frustration and despair. Ultimately, she took her own life. Pakistani authorities have launched investigations to apprehend the culprits, and officials expressed their regret over the incident. The case has also drawn increasing criticism of the practices of fake consulting offices, along with warnings against pursuing study offers abroad without verifying their authenticity.
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