A child from Deir Ezzor goes missing in Damascus countryside.. and his fate is still unknown

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“Ahmed Mohammed al-Hussein al-Khalaf”, from Al-Shaitat tribe in Deir Ezzor province, went missing in Damascus countryside province, Sahnaya area, according to sources for Deir Ezzor 24 network.

According to the sources, Ahmed went missing in one of Sahnaya’s neighborhoods when he went to buy stuffs from a shop.

The search for the child is still going on, without any information about his fate. His family has left their telephone number in case any one knows anything about their child.

The child’s family number: 0994894365

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