Pakistan Mission in UAE Pledges Support for Family of Ajman Teen

Post by : Elena Malik

In a tragic turn of events, the Consulate General of Pakistan in Dubai has stepped forward to extend support to the grieving family of Ibrahim Muhammad, a 17-year-old Pakistani boy who was discovered deceased after being reported missing for three weeks in Ajman. Pakistani consul-general Hussain Muhammad expressed heartfelt condolences to Ibrahim's family and assured them of assistance during this difficult period.

"We extend our deepest condolences to the family and loved ones of the young Pakistani teenager Ibrahim Muhammad who tragically died," stated Muhammad in an interview. He further emphasized the consulate's commitment to providing necessary support and guidance to the bereaved family. Following the devastating news, the consulate's Community Welfare Attaché reached out to Ibrahim's father, Muhammad Wasiq, offering comprehensive assistance.

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The grief-stricken mother of Ibrahim confirmed receiving the distressing news from Ajman Police, recounting the heart-wrenching moment of identifying her son's body. "I was called to identify the body. It was him. My heart has shattered into a million pieces… No mum should go through this," she expressed, reflecting the profound anguish of a parent's loss.

Amidst the family's agony, Ibrahim's father's earlier plea for his son's safe return resonates, underscoring the desperate hope that was shattered by the grim reality of Ibrahim's demise. As the community mourns this tragic loss, the consulate's unwavering support serves as a beacon of solidarity and assistance for the grieving family navigating through their profound sorrow.