叙利亚难民Emad Al Rawashda于2025年带着英国广播公司记者返回叙利亚, 寻找他失踪的儿子和女儿, Syrian refugee Emad Al Rawashda returned to Syria with a BBC reporter in 2025 to search for his missing son and daughter, who vanished while fleeing to Europe via Libya in August 2024.

叙利亚难民Emad Al Rawashda现居北爱尔兰, 与英国广播公司记者一同于2025年返回叙利亚, 寻找儿子Hassn、女儿Haneen及其他八人, Syrian refugee Emad Al Rawashda, now in Northern Ireland, returned to Syria in 2025 with a BBC reporter to search for his son Hassn, daughter Haneen, and eight others who vanished in August 2024 while fleeing to Europe via Libya. 这家人最初来自德拉,于2014年逃离战争,2018年在奥马重新定居,但Hassn和Haneen被抛在身后。 The family, originally from Daraa, had fled the war in 2014 and were resettled in Omagh in 2018, but Hassn and Haneen were left behind. Emad最后的联络人是一个疯狂的语音留言,说他们正被转移到一个过境点。 Emad’s last contact was a frantic voice message saying they were being moved toward a crossing point. 穿越利比亚的危险旅程涉及走私者和当局的风险,自战争开始以来估计有10万人失踪。 The perilous journey through Libya involves risks from smugglers and authorities, with an estimated 100,000 people missing since the war began. Emad持有英国护照, 不愿回叙利亚居住, 继续透过叙利亚阿拉伯红新月会及其他渠道寻找答案, Emad, who holds a British passport and won’t return to live in Syria, continues seeking answers through the Syrian Arab Red Crescent and other channels, haunted by past losses and ongoing uncertainty.