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Missing Person Alert: Help Reunite Nur Alom with His Family

Last updated: December 17, 2024 2:26 PM
RK News Desk
Published: December 17, 2024
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Nur Alom, a 65-year-old Rohingya man, sits in Kutupalong Refugee Camp-1 after fleeing Myanmar amid escalating conflict. He is desperately searching for his surviving family members and seeking assistance to reunite with his loved ones.
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By: Camp Correspondent

Name: Nur Alom
Age: 65
Father’s Name: Hason Ali
Grandfather’s Name: Somulok
Village of Origin: Arossha Para, Maung Daw Township, Myanmar

Nur Alom, aged 65, fled his home in Arossha Para, Maung Daw Township, on foot amid the escalating conflict between the Arakan Army and the Myanmar Junta Military. After a grueling five-day journey, he reached Shokto Lambasia in Kutupalong Refugee Camp-1.

Nur Alom was accompanied by his late wife, Nur Ayasha, the daughter of Hosan Ali. He had two brothers, one of whom, Ibrahim, passed away in the refugee camp. Since his arrival, Nur Alom has been unable to locate any remaining relatives and is now desperately seeking their whereabouts.

Appeal for Assistance

If anyone has any information about Nur Alom’s surviving relatives or can assist in reuniting him with his family, please come forward. Any information, no matter how small, could make a difference in helping him reconnect with his loved ones.

For further details or to share information, please contact the concerned authorities in Kutupalong Refugee Camp-1. Let us work together to help reunite Nur Alom with his family.

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