The late Dr Ruth Pfau was granted Pakistani citizenship in______________?
Correct answer: D. 1988
- A. 1984
- B. 1985
- C. 1986
- D. 1988
Explanation
Dr Ruth Pfau was granted Pakistani citizenship in 1988, after years of medical and humanitarian service in the country. The earlier dates refer to stages of her work or arrival, not citizenship.
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