Rwanda's Paralympic Athlete Declared Missing in Paris
French Police Launch Investigation
Suspect Questioned, Released
Rwanda's Paralympic women's sitting volleyball team is in mourning after one of its members, 25-year-old Fatuma Uwimana, was declared missing in Paris on Wednesday.
Uwimana, who has a physical disability, was last seen leaving the team's hotel in the 19th arrondissement on Tuesday night.
According to team officials, Uwimana left the hotel alone and did not inform anyone where she was going.
The team reported Uwimana missing to the French police on Wednesday morning.
Police have launched an investigation and are questioning a suspect who was seen with Uwimana on Tuesday night.
The suspect has since been released without charge.
Uwimana's disappearance has shocked and saddened her teammates.
She is described as a "kind and gentle" person who was always willing to help others.
The team is now focused on supporting Uwimana's family and cooperating with the police investigation.
They are also appealing to the public for any information that could lead to Uwimana's safe return.
Additional Information
- Uwimana is 5 feet tall and weighs 120 pounds.
- She has short black hair and brown eyes.
- She was last seen wearing a black jacket and jeans.
- Anyone with information about Uwimana's whereabouts is urged to contact the French police.
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