Rayan is declared dead, announces Royal Palace

Rayan is declared dead, announces Royal Palace
MAP
Saturday 5 February 2022 - 22:01

In a statement published minutes after the rescue of 5 years old Rayan, the state-run agency MAP delivered the blowing news that the boy who gripped the hearts of million recently has died in the well.

“Following the tragic accident that claimed the life of the child Rayan Awram, King Mohammed VI, may God protect him, made a phone call to Mr. Khaled Awram, and Mrs. Wassima Kharchich, the father of the deceased, who passed away, after falling into a well,” read the statement from the Royal Palace, relied by MAP.

The statement did not give further details on the boy’s death.

“It was God’s Will,” the statement said.

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  • Momo
    Sunday 6 February 2022 - 10:42

    We look for more details of this tragic death. Rayan was stuck for most than four days, and we don’t know how the autoritomies have handled the situation? Did they monitor it every minute? How it is possible that they didn’t give till now, the causes of his death?
    RIP RAYAN. ALWAYS IN OUR HEARTS, ANGEL.

  • Deline
    Tuesday 15 February 2022 - 20:39

    May little Rayan be at peace with his angelic friends

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