Azerbaijani citizen Gatiba Alakbarova, who had crossed into Armenia on Tuesday and was repatriated Friday by Armenian authorities, was transferred to a psychiatric hospital.

The Azerbaijan State Commission on Prisoners of War, Hostages and Missing People has disseminated information regarding this woman, reported Haqqin.az news agency of Azerbaijan. 

“Considering her state of health, Azerbaijan citizen Gatiba Alakbarova has been transferred—after being released—to the Qazakh District psychiatric hospital, where she is registered at the dispensary,” the statement reads.

Gatiba Alakbarova was born in 1977, and she has nine sisters and brothers. She had left from home and disappeared four days ago. Gatiba’s sister also has mental disorders. The woman is a resident of Çiçakli village of the Gadabay Rayon of Azerbaijan. Gatiba’s sister also has mental disorders. Her brother likewise had suffered from mental illness, and he had died in the hospital of Qazakh.

Azerbaijani media on Thursday reported, citing the aforesaid Azerbaijan state commission, that this Azerbaijani woman who crossed into Armenia is registered in a psychiatric hospital.

It was also found out that her real name is Gatiba Alakbarova (born in 1977), a resident of Arabachi village of the Gadabay Rayon of Azerbaijan.

But the woman, who had crossed into Armenia on Tuesday, had said her name was Zohra Valiyeva (born in 1977), and that she was a resident of Yanıkhlı village of the Tovuz District of Azerbaijan.