Mum Inconsolable after 3 Young Daughters Heading to Madrasa Are Found Dead in Forest

• A family has been plunged into mourning after three siblings who went missing on their way to Madrasa were found dead days later in a nearby forest
• The children's mother was overcome with grief as she mourned her three children, describing them as siblings who shared a close bond and were rarely separated
• Authorities have urged anyone with information that could assist the investigation to come forward as detectives continue their inquiries into the deaths

A family is mourning the loss of three children who were found dead days after they went missing on their way to Islamic religious classes popularly referred to as 'Makaranta' or 'Madarasa'.

The victims, identified as Kulwa Mohamed, Doto Mohamed and Rehema Mohamed, disappeared after leaving home for madrasa on the morning of June 8.

According to police, the children never arrived at their destination, prompting an immediate search operation.

Authorities said two of the children were found dead in a forest on June 13, while the body of the third child was discovered in the same area the following day.

Read also

Outcry as 70-year-old historic structure is demolished for market construction

Speaking to the grieving family, Assistant Commissioner of Police John Makuri Mori said investigations are ongoing to establish what happened and identify those responsible.

The children's mother broke down in tears as she mourned her loss, recalling how closely the siblings were bonded and rarely spent time apart.

Relatives, neighbours and community members gathered at the family's home to offer condolences, while police assured residents that efforts were continuing to bring those behind the killings to justice.

The tragic deaths have left the community in shock and renewed calls for a thorough investigation into the case.

Source: YEN.com.gh