Chaman Ara’s 53 Years heartache comes to an end

Please help me.
This is not just a story—it’s the truth. A beautiful family once lived together: a father, a mother, and three daughters.
They spent a good childhood in Mohammadpur, a neighborhood in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Then everything suddenly fell apart. In 1971, war broke out between Pakistan and Bangladesh, turning all their dreams into a nightmare.
The dates may not be exact. The parents, with their three young daughters, left Dhaka’s Mohammadpur heading toward Dinajpur.
They were nearing a place called “Das Mile (Ten Miles)” near Dinajpur when they came under sudden attack.
The family was separated.
The parents and daughters lost one another.
After losing the parents, the girls were left helpless.
Two daughters were raised by someone else.
After the long nine-month war, the father returned to search for his family. After much effort, he found two daughters—Shelly and Luma—living with another family.
But he never found his youngest daughter and his wife, Chaman Ara Begum.
Eventually, it was discovered that Chaman Ara Begum had returned to Pakistan, as she was born there and was originally Pakistani.
Chaman Ara Begum was a Pakistani woman.
Her husband, Chini Mia, worked for Pakistan International Airlines (PIA).
He married Chaman Ara during his service.
They were living in Mohammadpur, Dhaka, before being trapped in Bangladesh due to the 1971 war.
Shelly and Luma lost their mother in the chaos and are still searching for her.
If anyone kind-hearted comes across any information about Chaman Ara Begum, I will be forever grateful.
This is not a fictional tale—this is real.
A daughter wants to find her mother.
Below is Chaman Ara Begum’s last known address and a childhood photo.
Please help me
Please help me