Heartbreak for International Students in North Belfast

Two international students in North Belfast have been left devastated after their house was broken into and vital ID was stolen. Brothers Zohaib and Zain Hassan, originally from Pakistan and studying at Ulster University, are now facing a daunting situation as passports, driving licenses, and university degree certificates were taken from their residence. The theft occurred while Zohaib was dropping Zain off at work in Newtownabbey early on Tuesday, May 27. Upon returning home, Zohaib discovered the break-in and the missing items. The Aftermath

The duo living in Duncairn Gardens area since January expressed shock and distress over the incident. Zohaib urged the local community to contact the authorities if they spot anything suspicious. He recounted the scene inside the apartment, where personal items were scattered and important documents were gone. Describing their reaction as being in shock, Zohaib voiced concerns over the misuse of their stolen identification. Seeking Justice

The PSNI is investigating the burglary and has asked for information from anyone with details related to the break-in. Authorities have requested potential witnesses to contact them and provide any pertinent information. Appeal for Information

If you have any information about the incident that occurred in the Duncairn Gardens area in North Belfast on Tuesday, May 27, please contact the police at 101, quoting reference number 136 27/05/25. Alternatively, individuals can reach out to Crimestoppers anonymously by calling 0800 555 111 or visiting www.crimestoppers-uk.org for online tips.