Published : 12-09-2018
Alarm bells have been sounded over the unknown fate of several Palestinian families who have been held captive in Syrian dungeons.
The list of missing families includes the Mouloud Khaled AlAbdullah family, kidnapped on July 27, 2013 at a government-run checkpoint in Nisreen Street, in the AlTadhamun neighborhood, adjacent to Yarmouk Camp.
The family’s 73-year-old father, Khalid AlAbdullah, has been diagnosed with cardiovascular diseases while the mother, Dheiba, 65, is a diabetic patient. Al Abdullah family members Ilham, 48, Anaam, 33, Yasmeen, 39, along with the latter’s six-year-old kid Abada, have all gone missing so far.
Unverified reports said the family is being held in pro-government penitentiaries in AlTadhamun quarter. Others said the family members are locked up in a prison in Damascus. The family’s actual conditions and whereabouts remain, however, shrouded in mystery.
Alarm bells have been sounded over the unknown fate of several Palestinian families who have been held captive in Syrian dungeons.
The list of missing families includes the Mouloud Khaled AlAbdullah family, kidnapped on July 27, 2013 at a government-run checkpoint in Nisreen Street, in the AlTadhamun neighborhood, adjacent to Yarmouk Camp.
The family’s 73-year-old father, Khalid AlAbdullah, has been diagnosed with cardiovascular diseases while the mother, Dheiba, 65, is a diabetic patient. Al Abdullah family members Ilham, 48, Anaam, 33, Yasmeen, 39, along with the latter’s six-year-old kid Abada, have all gone missing so far.
Unverified reports said the family is being held in pro-government penitentiaries in AlTadhamun quarter. Others said the family members are locked up in a prison in Damascus. The family’s actual conditions and whereabouts remain, however, shrouded in mystery.
