Popular TikToker Syco Arbab found dead in Peshawar
Syco Arbab, a popular female TikToker, was found mysteriously dead in the Wersak Road area of Peshawar. Her body was sent to a hospital for a post-mortem examination, and the authorities are awaiting the report to determine the exact cause of death, Express News reported.
Following her sudden death, various concerns and speculations have been raised. The police have collected important evidence from her home and initiated an investigation into the circumstances surrounding her demise.
In a statement given to the Miani Gate police station the previous day, Muhammad Yaseen, a resident of Islamabad, informed them that his sister, Seemagul, known as Syco Arbab, was a famous TikToker. He received information that her condition had worsened while she was at her residence on Wersak Road.
He expressed concern that her death might have been caused by consuming a narcotic substance but also acknowledged the possibility of a natural death. Yaseen stated that his family had no known enemies.
The police confirmed that they have gathered key evidence from the house and are awaiting the post-mortem report, which will clarify the cause of death.
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