Published : 15-11-2022
The political advisor to the Palestinian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, Ambassador Ahmed Al-Deek, said that DNA samples taken from the families of missing Palestinians arrived in Tunisia yesterday.
This comes after dead bodies of migrants were spotted off Tunisian coast.
A few days earlier, activists launched an appeal to identify the fate of the missing Palestinian Muhannad Muhammad Attia, who was on board the boat that sunk off the Tunisian coast of Zarzis.
Muhannad was raised in Yarmouk Camp for Palestinian refugees, in Damascus, before he fled to Lebanon. Palestinian refugee Muhammad Mahjoub Abdullah, born on
15/6/1984, and holding Syrian travel documents, was also on the missing list. The Libyan authorities are detaining two Palestinian-Syrian migrants who survived the boat tragedy.
The political advisor to the Palestinian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, Ambassador Ahmed Al-Deek, said that DNA samples taken from the families of missing Palestinians arrived in Tunisia yesterday.
This comes after dead bodies of migrants were spotted off Tunisian coast.
A few days earlier, activists launched an appeal to identify the fate of the missing Palestinian Muhannad Muhammad Attia, who was on board the boat that sunk off the Tunisian coast of Zarzis.
Muhannad was raised in Yarmouk Camp for Palestinian refugees, in Damascus, before he fled to Lebanon. Palestinian refugee Muhammad Mahjoub Abdullah, born on
15/6/1984, and holding Syrian travel documents, was also on the missing list. The Libyan authorities are detaining two Palestinian-Syrian migrants who survived the boat tragedy.
