Published : 24-05-2018
The family of the refugee "Nady Khaled Al-Khaled" from the residents of Jaramana camp, and born in 1977, renewed its appeal to all the official and active authorities in Turkey to help them reach the body of the deceased, and arrange his burial. His body is located in a hospital in the Turkish city of Adana.
According to the deceased’s wife, she told the Action Group that her husband had suffered a heart attack following his release from one of the opposition’s prisons in Idlib. He was tortured for 8 days before his release, and was transferred to a hospital in the city of Idlib and then transferred to the Hayah Hospital in the Ottoman region of Turkey, to complete the urgent treatment where he passed away. His body was later taken to a hospital in the city of Adana.
The family in Lebanon appealed to all parties working in Turkey and those concerned with refugees’ affairs, to assist them in reaching the body of the deceased and completing the burial ceremony.
The family of the refugee "Nady Khaled Al-Khaled" from the residents of Jaramana camp, and born in 1977, renewed its appeal to all the official and active authorities in Turkey to help them reach the body of the deceased, and arrange his burial. His body is located in a hospital in the Turkish city of Adana.
According to the deceased’s wife, she told the Action Group that her husband had suffered a heart attack following his release from one of the opposition’s prisons in Idlib. He was tortured for 8 days before his release, and was transferred to a hospital in the city of Idlib and then transferred to the Hayah Hospital in the Ottoman region of Turkey, to complete the urgent treatment where he passed away. His body was later taken to a hospital in the city of Adana.
The family in Lebanon appealed to all parties working in Turkey and those concerned with refugees’ affairs, to assist them in reaching the body of the deceased and completing the burial ceremony.
