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A mother from London has been killed in Bangladesh in what her family say was a violent robbery for jewels and money.A mother from London has been killed in Bangladesh in what her family say was a violent robbery for jewels and money.
Rehana Begum, 43, a British national from Stepney, east London, died in Sunamgonj, Bangladesh, on Friday, the Foreign Office has confirmed. Rehana Begum, 43, a British national from Stepney, east London, died in Sunamganj, Bangladesh, on Friday, the Foreign Office has confirmed.
Her nephew, who gave his name as Abdul, told the BBC she had been on holiday in the country with her husband and 12-year-old son since 17 July.Her nephew, who gave his name as Abdul, told the BBC she had been on holiday in the country with her husband and 12-year-old son since 17 July.
He said Mrs Begum had been "hacked to death" for her valuables.He said Mrs Begum had been "hacked to death" for her valuables.
The nephew, who was calling from the south Asian country, said: "She came to Bangladesh to visit her family.The nephew, who was calling from the south Asian country, said: "She came to Bangladesh to visit her family.
"It happened this morning."It happened this morning.
"She has been hacked to death by four people for jewellery and money.""She has been hacked to death by four people for jewellery and money."
An FCO Spokeswoman said: "We are aware of the death of a British national Rehana Begum in Sunamgonj, Bangladesh on 2 August. An FCO spokeswoman said: "We are aware of the death of a British national Rehana Begum in Sunamganj, Bangladesh on 2 August.
"We are providing consular assistance to her family at this difficult time.""We are providing consular assistance to her family at this difficult time."